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A 8 g object displaces 50ml of water, what is its specific gravity? 0.16 400 16 8.3
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A 8 g object displaces 50ml of water, what is its specific gravity?

0.16
400
16
8.3

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The answer is 0.16 you get it by dividing mass/volume, 8/50
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Answer:

8.3

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thats what i think sorry if its wrong im ok at doing this stuff

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