Choose the correct answer to the following (solution is required):If we have (6 m³) of oil weight (47000N), using Yw = 9790 N/m³(1) Specific weight is(a) 7800 N/m³. (b) 7833 N/m³, (c) 7850 N/m³, (d) 8000 N/m³(2) The density of oil is(a) 798 kg/m³. (b) 810 kg/m³. (c) 795 kg/m³. (d) 804 kg/m²(3) The specific gravity of oil is(a) 0.81, (b) 0.85, (c) 0.8, (d) 0.9

Given data Volume = 6m3 The weight of oil = 47000(N) The specific weight of water = 9790(N) Find…

Choose the correct answer to the following (solution is required): If we have (6 m³) of oil weight (47000N), using Yw = 9790 N/m³ (1) Specific weight is 3 (a) 7800 N/m³. (b) 7833 N/m³, (c) 7850 N/m³, (d) 8000 N/m³ (2) The density of oil is (a) 798 kg/m³, (b) 810 kg/m³. (c) 795 kg/m³. (d) 804 kg/m² (3) The specific gravity of oil is (a) 0.81, (b) 0.85, (c) 0.8, (d) 0.9

Choose the correct answer to the following (solution is required): If we have (6 m³) of oil weight (47000N), using Yw = 9790 N/m³ (1) Specific weight is 3 (a) 7800 N/m³. (b) 7833 N/m³, (c) 7850 N/m³, (d) 8000 N/m³ (2) The density of oil is (a) 798 kg/m³, (b) 810 kg/m³. (c) 795 kg/m³. (d) 804 kg/m² (3) The specific gravity of oil is (a) 0.81, (b) 0.85, (c) 0.8, (d) 0.9

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