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Relative viscosity of a liquid with respect to `H_2O` is measured using Ostwald’s viscometer. Time of flow of the given volume through a fine capillary was 60 s with water and 80 s with the liquid. 25 mL of the liquid weighed 28 g while 25 mL of `H^2O` weighed 25 g. What is relative viscosity of the liquid ?

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