A hollow sphere with an inner radius of 11 cm and an outer radius of 12 cm floats halfway immersed in a liquid. The density of the material from which this sphere is made is Pe = 1,5.10 ^ 3 kg / m ^ 3. Find the density of the liquid. A)820 kg/m^3 B)790 kg/m^3 C)630 kg/m^3 D)700 kg/m^3

A hollow sphere with an inner radius of 11 cm and an outer radius of 12 cm floats halfway immersed in a liquid. The density of the material from which this sphere is made is Pe = 1,5.10 ^ 3 kg / m ^ 3. Find the density of the liquid. A)820 kg/m^3 B)790 kg/m^3 C)630 kg/m^3 D)700 kg/m^3

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A)820 kg/m^3

B)790 kg/m^3

C)630 kg/m^3

D)700 kg/m^3

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