Solve for the specific gravity of the following objects Formula: Sp= Density of an object+density of water Note: Water density is 1000kg/m 1. Coconut oil has density of 930kg/m3 2. Gasoline vehicle has density of 737 kg/ m3 3. Kerosene has density of 820 kg/ m3 Sp Sp. Sp.

Solve for the specific gravity of the following objects Formula: Sp= Density of an object+density of water Note: Water density is 1000kg/m 1. Coconut oil has density of 930kg/m3 2. Gasoline vehicle has density of 737 kg/ m3 3. Kerosene has density of 820 kg/ m3 Sp Sp. Sp.

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Solve for the specific gravity of the following objects
Formula: Sp= Density of an object-density of water
Note: Water density is 1000kg/m3
Sp
1. Coconut oil has density of 930kg/m3
2. Gasoline vehicle has density of 737 kg/ m3
3. Kerosene has density of 820 kg/ m3
Sp.
Sp
Sp.
4. Mercury has density of 13590 kg/m3
5. Sea water has a density of 1025 kg/ m3
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