Spring scale OC. Yobject (V2-V1) O D.Vf (V2-V1) scale After a solid block is put on a scale in the liquid tank as shown in the picture, the total water volume increases from V1 to V2. The reading from the upper spring scale is Fsp, and the reading from the scale in the liquid is Fsc. The specific weight of the liquid is Vf. Select the correct expression for the weight of the object, Wobject O A. Vf.V1 O B. Yf V2

Spring scale OC. Yobject (V2-V1) O D.Vf (V2-V1) scale After a solid block is put on a scale in the liquid tank as shown in the picture, the total water volume increases from V1 to V2. The reading from the upper spring scale is Fsp, and the reading from the scale in the liquid is Fsc. The specific weight of the liquid is Vf. Select the correct expression for the weight of the object, Wobject O A. Vf.V1 O B. Yf V2

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter39: Residential Energy Auditing

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Problem 7RQ: One Pascal (Pa) is equal to how many inches of water column (in. WC)?

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