Question #10003

A block of wood floats in water with 4/5th of its volume submerged, but it just floats in other liquid. density of liquid is:?
and: 800

Expert's answer

Due to Archimedes' principle:

If block of wood floats in water with 4/5 of its volume, the density of wood is 4/5 of water's density:


ρ(wood)=45ρ(water)=800Kg/m3\rho (\text{wood}) = \frac{4}{5} \rho (\text{water}) = 800 \, \text{Kg/m}^3


If block of wood just floats in other liquid, density of wood is equal to density of liquid:


ρ(wood)=ρ(liquid)=800Kg/m3\rho (\text{wood}) = \rho (\text{liquid}) = 800 \, \text{Kg/m}^3


Answer:

The density of liquid is: 800Kg/m3800 \, \text{Kg/m}^3

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