Weight of 1 litre milk is `1.032 kg`. It contains butter fat (density `865 kg m^(-3))` to the extent of `4.0%` by wt`//`volume. Calculate the density of the fat -free skimmed milk.

One litre of milk weight 1.032 kg . If it contains butter fat (density =800 kg m^(-3) ) to the extent of 4% by volume, then the density of "skimmed milk" will be __ kg m^(-3)

A sample of milk consists of pure milk (density = 1080 kg/m ""^(3)) diluted with water ("density = 1000 kg/m"^(3)) and has a density of 1042 kg/m ""^(3). Calculate the percentage of water by volume of milk.

One litre of milk weighs. 1.035 kg . The butter fat is 4%(v//v) of milk has density of 875 kg//m^(3) . Find the density of fat free skimed milk.

One litre of milk weighs. 1.035 kg . The butter fat is 4%(v//v) of milk has density of 875 kg//m^(3) . Find the density of fat free skimed milk.

The mass of 1 L of milk is 1032 g. The milk contains 4% butter by volume. If the specific gravity of butter is 0.865, then find the density of butter-free milk.

The mass of 1 litre of water is 1 kg. Find the density of water in kg m^(-3)