A container is filled with a mixture of 2 fluids having densities of 3 kg/L (fluid A) and 400 kg/m^3 (fluid B). What will be the overall density (in g/cm^3) of the mixture if 1/3 of the container is filled with fluid A and 1/2 is filled with fluid B

A container is filled with a mixture of 2 fluids having densities of 3 kg/L (fluid A) and 400 kg/m^3 (fluid B). What will be the overall density (in g/cm^3) of the mixture if 1/3 of the container is filled with fluid A and 1/2 is filled with fluid B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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