The Density of Human Urine Is Normally Between 1

The density of human urine is normally between 1.003 and 1.030g/mL, and is often used as a diagnostic tool. If a 25.00 mL sample of urine from a patient has a mass of 26.875 g, how does the density of the urine sample compare to the normal range?

A) the density of the sample is lower than the normal range
B) the density of the sample is greater than the normal range
C) the density of the sample is within the normal range
D) there is insufficient information to make a comparison