1. For the computation of density of liquids to be tested, use the following values of density of water for the corresponding temperature: Show your Solution Temperature Density in kg/m 40°C 992.2 30°C 995.65 25°C 997.04 22°C 997.77 20°C 998.2 RESULTS: 15°C 999.1 Temperature °C Liquid Scale Reading = Specific Gravity, s Water 1.0 Palm Oil 0.9 Gatorade 1.01 Liquid Temperature Water 32°C Palm Oil 28.5°C Gatorade 31°C Liquid Density, p 9/ml kg/m3

1. For the computation of density of liquids to be tested, use the following values of density of water for the corresponding temperature: Show your Solution Temperature Density in kg/m 40°C 992.2 30°C 995.65 25°C 997.04 22°C 997.77 20°C 998.2 RESULTS: 15°C 999.1 Temperature °C Liquid Scale Reading = Specific Gravity, s Water 1.0 Palm Oil 0.9 Gatorade 1.01 Liquid Temperature Water 32°C Palm Oil 28.5°C Gatorade 31°C Liquid Density, p 9/ml kg/m3

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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