Two liquids of different densities (Density of Liquid 1 = 1457 kg per meter cubed, Density of Liquid 2 = 476.9 kg per meter cubed are poured together into a 120 Liter tank, filling it. The resulting density of the mixture is 820 kilogram per meter cubed. Assume local g = 9.68 meter per second squared. Determine a. The mass of mixture in kilograms. b. The Weight of mixture in kilogram force.

Two liquids of different densities (Density of Liquid 1 = 1457 kg per meter cubed, Density of Liquid 2 = 476.9 kg per meter cubed are poured together into a 120 Liter tank, filling it. The resulting density of the mixture is 820 kilogram per meter cubed. Assume local g = 9.68 meter per second squared. Determine a. The mass of mixture in kilograms. b. The Weight of mixture in kilogram force.

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