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En un recipiente con mercurio (13.6 gr/cm3) se sumerge completamente un cuerpo de 900 gramos de masa. AL medir su peso aparente este marca 2.94 newton en el dinamómetro. Cual es la densidad del cuerpo (kg/m3)

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Answer:

ρ = 20.4 kg / m³

Step-by-step explanation:

For this exercise we use Archimedes' principle, the thrust on a submerged body is equal to the weight of the released liquid

B = ρ g V_liquid (1)

let's write the equilibrium equation

F -W + B = 0

B = W -F

let's calculate

B = 0.900 9.8 - 2.94

B = 5.88 N

From equation 1

V_{liquid} =
(B)/(\rho_(Hg) g)

V_{liquid} =
(5.88)/(13.6 \ 10^3 \ 9.8)

V_{liquid} = 4.41176 10⁻⁵ m³

in this case it is indicated that the body is completely submerged

V_body = V_liquid = V

the definition of density is

ρ = m / V

ρ =
(0.900 \ 10^(-3))/( 4.41176 \ 10^(-5) )

ρ = 2.04 10¹ kg / m³

ρ = 20.4 kg / m³

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