A 25-mL specific gravity bottle was found to weigh 46.05 g when filled with water, and 52.93 g when filled with the ophthalmic solution. If the empty specific gravity bottle weighs 21.04 g, what is the specific gravity of the ophthalmic solution?

A 25-mL specific gravity bottle was found to weigh 46.05 g when filled with water, and 52.93 g when filled with the ophthalmic solution. If the empty specific gravity bottle weighs 21.04 g, what is the specific gravity of the ophthalmic solution?

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1. A 25-mL specific gravity bottle was found to weigh 46.05 g when filled with water, and 52.93 g when filled with the ophthalmic solution. If the empty specific gravity bottle weighs 21.04 g, what is the specific gravity of the ophthalmic solution?

	a	0.784
	b	0.870
	c	1.149
	d	1.275

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