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    54.96ml of oil weighs 52.78g. To find the specific gravity of the oil, its weight is divided by the weight of an equal volume of water, which is 54.96g. The specific gravity of the oil is calculated to be 0.9603.

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    54.96ml of oil weighs 52.78g. To find the specific gravity of the oil, its weight is divided by the weight of an equal volume of water, which is 54.96g. The specific gravity of the oil is calculated to be 0.9603.

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    54.96ml of oil weighs 52.78g. To find the specific gravity of the oil, its weight is divided by the weight of an equal volume of water, which is 54.96g. The specific gravity of the oil is calculated to be 0.9603.

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    2. If 54.96ml of oil weighs 52.78g, what is its specific gravity?

    54.96 ml of water weighs 54.96g


    Specific gravity of oil

    Weight of oil
    Weight of equal volume of water
    52.78 (g)
    =0.9603
    54.96 (g)

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