Archimedes Eureka : Measuring Volume by Displacement | Physics

How do you measure the volume of your watch? With the help of Archimedes’ Eureka story! Archimedes discovered that the volume of a body can be measured by liquid displacement. Learning this makes it easy to understand Archimedes' Principle!
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Qno1 Ans 300ml
On second we can take a water resistant body open it and fill the soluble substance
1}first measure volume of water resistant body without substance
Assum it is (Xcm^3) or (X ml) by Archimedes Principle of Volume
2}Now measure along with substance again with Archimedes Principle of Volume
Now Assum it is
(X subscripted with 2 cm^3)
Substract 1 from 2

Qno 3- (50×50×40)cm^3

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1---- volume is 300 cm3.
2----Using Archimedes principle, and putting into other liquids.
3----displaced volume equal to volume of partially emerged object.40cm3.