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In figure, block `A` hangs by a cord form spring balance `D` and it submerged in a liquid `C` contained in a beaker `B`. The mass of the beaker is `1 kg`. The mass of the liquid is `1.5 kg`. Balance `D` reads `7.5 kg`. The volume of block `A` is `0.003 m^(3)`. The mass per unit volume of the liquid is

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