Answer: <u><em>Shape and position</em></u>
Explanation:
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Answer: True
Explanation: Specific Gravity of a body, also called its Relative Density, is the ratio of the density of that body to the density of a reference material (usually water).
With the Mathematics done right, it is evident that the specific gravity of a body would be equal to the ratio of mass/weight of the body to the mass/weight of an equal volume of water.
S.G = (Density of body)/(Density of water)
Density of Body = (mass/weight of body)/(volume of body)
Density of water = (mass/weight of water)/(volume of water)
If volume of Body = Volume of water, then,
S.G = (Mass/Weight of body)/(Mass/Weight of equal volume of water)
Proved!!
You get a tub of warm water and tip the warm water into the cold water
Although 1013.25 mb (760 mm Hg) is considered to be the standard atmospheric pressure at sea level, it does not mean that the pressure at this level has this value, actually this being 1011 mb.
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