QUESTION 3
A can weighs 71.5 N when empty, 577 N when filled with
water at 4 degrees Celsius and 1025 N when filled with oil.
calculate the (14 maeks)
1. specific gravity
2.density
3. specific weight of oil

QUESTION 3 A can weighs 71.5 N when empty, 577 N when filled with water at...
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