How much of a liquid of density `1.3g*cm^(-3)` can be stored in a container of 5 kg of kerosene oil? Density of kerosene = `0.8g*cm^(-3)`. Give your answer in kg.
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Volume of kerosene oil = `5000/0.8=6250cm^(3)` `therefore` The container can hold `6250cm^(3)` of any liquid. `therefore` Mass of the given liquid that can be stored in the container = `6250xx1.3` = 8125 g = 8.125 kg.
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