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A hollow sphere of external and internal diameter 4 cm and 2 cm, respectively, floats in a liquid of density 3.5 g `cm^(-3)`. The level of the liquid coincides with the center of the sphere. Calculate the density of the material of the sphere.

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Weight of the floating body = Weight of liquid displaced.
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