Show complete solutions and enclose all final answers in a box. Round off final answers to 4 decimal places and floating values for intermediate answers. Use 2 decimal places for molecular weights. 3) A steel ball of density 7.35 g/cc and 4 mm diameter requires 58 seconds to fall a distanceof 1 m through a liquid of density 1.23 g/cc. Calculate the viscosity of the liquid in poises.What is its fluidity?

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3) A steel ball of density 7.35 g/cc and 4 mm diameter requires 58 seconds to fall a distance of 1 m through a liquid of density 1.23 g/cc. Calculate the viscosity of the liquid in poises. What is its fluidity?

3) A steel ball of density 7.35 g/cc and 4 mm diameter requires 58 seconds to fall a distance of 1 m through a liquid of density 1.23 g/cc. Calculate the viscosity of the liquid in poises. What is its fluidity?

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What is its fluidity?

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