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Do you know if there is any differences in the densities of a product at certain temperatures. Here is the data that I received. Tell me if there is any difference.

TEMPERATURES g/ml
17 degrees C 1.86
18 degrees C 1.88
19 degrees C 1.91
20 degrees C 1.85

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The differences in densities and temperatures are determined.

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