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2. A container has a mass of 70g when it is empty. The same container when filled with water has a total mass of 210g and when filled with syrup has a total mass of 490g. Using the equation in question 1, to determine iii: i. The mass of the water=140 g ii. The mass of syrup= 420 g iii. The relative density of syrup = 3 iv. The density of syrup=3 g

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