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Chemistry, 20.09.2020 14:01 staxeeyy767

In order for an object to float in water, the
object's density must
be less than the
waters. A 55.3g sample
Of water has a volume
06 55.4ml. a cube has
a mass of 243g & length
Of 6.3cm, will it float
in water?

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