Chemistry, 16.10.2020 04:01 skgoldsmith

Consider two identical beakers sitting on a table (to the right), A containing 50 mL of sand, and B containing 50 mL of water. Sand is denser than water.
Which beaker weighs more? Do they exert the same pressure on the table?
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