There are two identical 316 stainless steel tanks that are 2.5 m long and have an inside diameter of 60 cm . One of the tanks is filled with air and the other tank is filled with water at 20 ° C . Complete the following table using the given density for air and water

There are two identical 316 stainless steel tanks that are 2.5 m long and have an inside diameter of 60 cm . One of the tanks is filled with air and the other tank is filled with water at 20 ° C . Complete the following table using the given density for air and water

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Density (kg/m³)
Volume (m³)
Mass (kg)
Weight (N)
Specific Weight (N/m³)
Air
1.204
Water
998.2

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