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A test tube weighing 17 gf, floats in alcohol to the level P. When the test tube is made to float in water to the level P, 3 gf of the lead shots are added in it. find the R.D. of alcohol.

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प्रश्न

A test tube weighing 17 gf, floats in alcohol to the level P. When the test tube is made to float in water to the level P, 3 gf of the lead shots are added in it. find the R.D. of alcohol.

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When tube floats in alcohol:

Weight of test tube = 17 gf

By law of floatation:

Weight of alcohol displaced by test tube =

Weight of test tube = 17 gf

When tube floats in water :

When test tube is made to float in water to the same level, as in alcohol then 3g lead stones are added in it.
∴ Weight of test tube = 17 gf + 3 gf = 20 gf

Weight of water displaced by test tube = 20 gf

Volume of alcohol displaced = Volume of water displaced

∴ R.D. of alcohol 

`= "Weight of alcohol displaced"/"Weight of equal volume of water displaced"`

`= 17/20 = 0.85`

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