Q3. in the viscosity experiment we found the following data of sample: Mass =7.78 gm. volume 10.01 cm'. The density of water Igm/cm',The viscosity of water -0.891 poise, the time of sample 20.5 sec the time of water =28.9 sec. Find 1-The density of sample 2-The specific gravity of sample 3- The viscosity of water

Q3. in the viscosity experiment we found the following data of sample: Mass =7.78 gm. volume 10.01 cm'. The density of water Igm/cm',The viscosity of water -0.891 poise, the time of sample 20.5 sec the time of water =28.9 sec. Find 1-The density of sample 2-The specific gravity of sample 3- The viscosity of water

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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