If the specific volume is 0.00045 m³/kg and volume is 0.9 liters. Find the (a) Density (b) Mass, (c) Weight density, and (d) Relative density of the liquid. SOLUTION: (i) Density (in kg/m³) = (ii) Mass of liquid (in gm) = (iii) Weight Density (in N/m³) = %3D (iv) Relative density =

If the specific volume is 0.00045 m³/kg and volume is 0.9 liters. Find the (a) Density (b) Mass, (c) Weight density, and (d) Relative density of the liquid. SOLUTION: (i) Density (in kg/m³) = (ii) Mass of liquid (in gm) = (iii) Weight Density (in N/m³) = %3D (iv) Relative density =

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If the specific volume is 0.00045 m³/kg and
volume is 0.9 liters. Find the (a) Density (b)
Mass, (c) Weight density, and (d) Relative
density of the liquid.
SOLUTION:
(i) Density (in kg/m³) =
%3D
(ii) Mass of liquid (in gm) =
(iii) Weight Density (in N/m³) =
(iv) Relative density =
%3D

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