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Why are the densities of corn syrup and gasoline expressed as a range of values?
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Why are the densities of corn syrup and gasoline expressed as a range of values?

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gasoline changes volume as a function of temperature or there are different grades of gasoline or the values are given in different units of measure or some of the values are very old and gasoline is different today than it used to be.
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