INSTRUCTIONS: SOLVE FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS. SHOW YOUR COMPLETE SOLUTION & THE CANCELLATION OF THE UNITS OF MEASUREMENT. BOX AND HIGHLIGHT YOUR FINAL ANSWER. LABEL YOUR FINAL ANSWER. OBSERVE THE CORRECT WAY OF COMPUTING. ROUND-OFF YOUR FINAL ANSWER INTO THE FOLLOWING: WEIGHT = 4 DECIMAL PLACES VOLUME = 2 DECIMAL PLACES DENSITY, SPECIFIC GRAVITY & SPECIFIC VOLUME= 4 DECIMAL PLACES 5. A glass plummet weighs 14.35 g in air, 11.40 g when immersed in water and 8.95 g when immersed in sulfuric acid. Calculate the specific gravity of the acid.

INSTRUCTIONS: SOLVE FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS. SHOW YOUR COMPLETE SOLUTION & THE CANCELLATION OF THE UNITS OF MEASUREMENT. BOX AND HIGHLIGHT YOUR FINAL ANSWER. LABEL YOUR FINAL ANSWER. OBSERVE THE CORRECT WAY OF COMPUTING. ROUND-OFF YOUR FINAL ANSWER INTO THE FOLLOWING: WEIGHT = 4 DECIMAL PLACES VOLUME = 2 DECIMAL PLACES DENSITY, SPECIFIC GRAVITY & SPECIFIC VOLUME= 4 DECIMAL PLACES 5. A glass plummet weighs 14.35 g in air, 11.40 g when immersed in water and 8.95 g when immersed in sulfuric acid. Calculate the specific gravity of the acid.

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter4: Physics Of Matter

Section: Chapter Questions

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