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is his volume ? 8. Describe fully how you would proceed to find the specific gravityof an irregular solid heavier than water, showing in every case why youproceed as you do. 9. A body loses 25 g. in water, 23 g. in oil, and 20 g. in alcohol. Findthe specific gravity of the oil and of the alcohol. *… … Fig.21 THE PEmCIPLE OF ARCHIMEDES 25 10. A platinum ball weighs 330 g. in air, 315 g. in water, and 303 g.in suljihuric acid. Find the volume of the ball and the specific gravityof the platinum and of the acid. 11. A piece of paraffin weighed 178 g. in air, and a sinker weighed30 g. in water. Both…
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