Some packets of ghee or oil are labelled with a volume of 1 litre but a weight Class 8

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Some packets of ghee or oil are labelled with a volume of 1 litre but a weight Class 8

Some packets of ghee or oil are labelled with a volume of 1 litre but a weight of only say 910 grams. What does this tell us about the density of the oil, and is it less or more than that of water? Class 8

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It tells us that for the same volume, the density of oil is less than water.

Water has a density of 1 gram per millilitre, so 1 litre of water weighs 1000 grams. But if 1 litre of oil weighs only 910 grams, its density is less than 1g / mL.

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