ETHANOL Sp.Gr.- 0.791 A cylindrical unknown solid material with a diameter of 10cm and a height of 30cm floats vertically at a different layer of liquids as shown in FIG. A BENZENE Sp.Gr. O881 a.) Calculate the Bouyant Force (Fa) of the WATER 10 m Sp.Gr. L00 cylindrical unknown solid material. b.) Calculate the Density of the cylindrical unknown solid material in kgim c) Identify what type of object is the unknown cylindrical solid material. GLYCERIN Sp.Gr. 1.260 Carbon Tetrachloride Sp.Gr. 1.590 FIG. A

ETHANOL Sp.Gr.- 0.791 A cylindrical unknown solid material with a diameter of 10cm and a height of 30cm floats vertically at a different layer of liquids as shown in FIG. A BENZENE Sp.Gr. O881 a.) Calculate the Bouyant Force (Fa) of the WATER 10 m Sp.Gr. L00 cylindrical unknown solid material. b.) Calculate the Density of the cylindrical unknown solid material in kgim c) Identify what type of object is the unknown cylindrical solid material. GLYCERIN Sp.Gr. 1.260 Carbon Tetrachloride Sp.Gr. 1.590 FIG. A

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