A mineral weighs 27 grams and takes up 10.4 cubic centimeters of space. what is the specific gravity (sg) of this mineral?

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A mineral weighs 27 grams and takes up 10.4 cubic centimeters of space. what is the specific gravity (sg) of this mineral?

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2.5961538462 g/cm cubic
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