Which objects would sink in honey, which has a density of 1.4 g/cm³? check all that apply.
object 1 (0.9 g/cm³)
object 2 (1.5g /cm³)
object 3 (0.2 g/cm³)
object 4 (2.3 g/cm³)
object 5 (4.1 g/cm³) answer quick!

The objects that would sink in honey are:

Object 2 (1.5g /cm³)

Object 4 (2.3 g/cm³)  

Object 5 (4.1 g/cm³)

Explanation: every object which has greater density than honey will sink in honey*. Since honey's density is , all these three objects listed above have greater density, so they would all sink in honey.

*The reason is that their weight (which pushes downward) is greater than the buoyancy force exerted by the honey (which pushes the object upward), in fact:

- the weight is: , where is the density of the object and V its volume

- the buoyancy is: , where is the density of the liquid

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it's b,d,and,e

Explanation:

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explanation:

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