Draw the sktech graph i want to know if i did it right d. Do a rough sketch of your graph below showing your calibration curve and unknown alcohol percentage.Then on the same graph, show a second line with the actual density values and actual unknown alcoholpercentage. Is the actual percentage higher or lower than what you recorded? Determination of the alcohol content of unknown liquorSampleMass (g)Volume (mL)Density (g/mL)0.00% alcohol calculation:0.00% alcohol9.95g00010mL9.95910.00ML-0.9958mu10.0% alcohol9.8010000 ML20.0% alcohol9.6810.00 ML40.0% alcohol9.37100009.3799.809 =.0.986910.00mL9.089 = 0.908810.00ml= 0.9379MLmu10.00mLm50.0% alcohol9.2210.06 m L9.229= 0.922910.00 m²mLUnknown9.5010+ 98 my9.509 -0.950910.0mLM% Alcohol content of the liquor

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