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A figurine weighs 1500 g when dry, 1845 g after being soaked in water, and 1005...

A figurine weighs 1500 g when dry, 1845 g after being soaked in water, and 1005 g when suspended in water.

Find: the apparent porosity, the true porosity, the fraction of closed pores

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