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The mass of the oven-dried aggregate is 5,306 g.

The mass of the aggregate submerged in water is 5,229 g

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The mass of the moist aggregate sample is 5,229 g.

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Absorption =  (3,298  - 5,306)  ÷ 5,306  x 100% = 37.84%

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