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An empty R.D. bottle weighs 40 g but weighs 100 g when completely filled with water. When the bottle is completely filled with an unknown liquid, it weighs 80 g. Calculate the density of the unknown liquid.

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An empty R.D. bottle weighs 40 g but weighs 100 g when completely filled with water. When the bottle is completely filled with an unknown liquid, it weighs 80 g. Calculate the density of the unknown liquid.​

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An empty R.D. bottle weighs 40 g but weighs 100 g when completely filled with water. When the bottle is completely filled with an unknown liquid, it weighs 80 g. Calculate the density of the unknown liquid.