3. Two immiscible liquids A and B are in a container. A 100-g object is dropped onto the container and the object is observed to be at the liquid-liquid interface with 47% of the object's volume in A and 53% in B. If the density of the object is 7.6 g/cm³, what are the densities of A and B.

3. Two immiscible liquids A and B are in a container. A 100-g object is dropped onto the container and the object is observed to be at the liquid-liquid interface with 47% of the object's volume in A and 53% in B. If the density of the object is 7.6 g/cm³, what are the densities of A and B.

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3. Two immiscible liquids A and B are in a container. A 100-g object is dropped onto the container and
the object is observed to be at the liquid-liquid interface with 47% of the object's volume in A and 53%
in B. If the density of the object is 7.6 g/cm³, what are the densities of A and B.

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