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a soil sample was taken from an agricultural land and was weighted. the mass of soil was found 55g. 100 ml of water was taken in a beaker and added in to the soil sample the water from the beaker was poured in to the soil sample. some of the water was absorbed and rest was collected in the measuring cylinder. the absorption rate is

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