A closed glass tube (hydrometer) of length Lond diometer D float in a tank filled with a ligud of unknown specific gravity (s) as shown in the figure. The glass of partly tube is partly filled with oir and partly with filled with a liquid of weight 3. Find the specific gravity of the fluid in tenk. when making your calculations the wall weight of the gloss tube will be neglected L/3 L/3 L/3 AIR HAVA SIVI S.G.=3 LIQUID S=?

A closed glass tube (hydrometer) of length Lond diometer D float in a tank filled with a ligud of unknown specific gravity (s) as shown in the figure. The glass of partly tube is partly filled with oir and partly with filled with a liquid of weight 3. Find the specific gravity of the fluid in tenk. when making your calculations the wall weight of the gloss tube will be neglected L/3 L/3 L/3 AIR HAVA SIVI S.G.=3 LIQUID S=?

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