On putting a polarimeter tube 25cm long comtaining sugar solution of unknown strength, the plane of polarisation gets rotated through `10^(@)`. Find the strength of sugar solution I n`g cm^(-3)` specific rotation of sugar is `60%(@) //"decimeter"//"unit concenteration"`.
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