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What is specific gravity?
What is specific gravity?
A. Ratio of fluid weight to volume
B. Ratio of fluid density to water density
C. Amount of fluid
D. Ratio of fluid pressure to atmospheric pressure
Explanation:
Specific gravity = density relative to water.
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