You are making banana bread and the recipe calls for 3/4 cup of vegetable oil and one egg yolk. You measure out your oil in a measuring cup and then just toss the egg yolk into theoil before mixing with the dry ingredients. The egg yolk has a mass of 9.9 grams and floats with 71 % of its volume under the surface of the oil. You also know that the density of theoil is Poil 0.95cm³What volume of oil is displaced by the egg yolk?cm3What is the total volume of the egg yolk?cm³What is the density of the egg yolk?gcm3Imagine the egg yolk was floating in a salt-water solution instead (Pwater = 1.04%.). What percentage of the yolk would be submerged in water?cm³

Given data : Mass of yolk, m = 9.9 gram Yolk floats on oil with 71% of yolks volume under oil…

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