A steel ax and an aluminum piston have the same apparent weight in waterWhen they areweighed in air:Athey weigh the sameBthe ax is heavierCthe piston is heavierDboth weigh less than they did in waterEdepends on their shapesThe answer is CCan someone please explain why? Thanks
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V1 be the volume of steel axe V2 be the volume of aluminum piston ds density of steel da density of aluminum dw density of water Weight of steel in water is V1 ds g – V1dwg Weight of aluminum in water is V2 da g – V2dwg Given V1 ds g – V1dwg V2 da g – V2dwg V2/V1 (ds – dw ) / ( da – dw) V2/V1 (7860– 1000) / ( 2710 – 1000) 4 Hence V2 4 V1 Weight of aluminum / Weight of steel V2 da / V1 ds 47860/2710 11.60 Answer is C
