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Newton's Law of Gravitation

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Specific gravity of the body is numerically equal to ________ of the body.

A

apparent weight in water

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B

density

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C

relative density

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D

thermal capacity

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Solution

The correct option is C relative density
Specific gravity and relative density are numerically same.

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