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specific gravity is a vector or not​

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Answered by skvijay36
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Answer:

Explanation:

Specific weight is a weight, so it has a direction — down. That makes it a vector. Specific weight is different from density in that density is mass/volume. ... Specific gravity is a ratio of densities so it is unitless.

Answered by Anonymous
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VECTOR IS CORRECT INFORMATION SEND GRATED

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