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The gravitational force exerted on an Aluminium cube is 300.0 N as measured when the cube...

The gravitational force exerted on an Aluminium cube is 300.0 N as measured when the cube is suspended from a spring scale. When the suspended cube is submerged in an unknown fluid, the scale reads 160 N. What is this unknown fluid?

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