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Worked practice questions Judge these floating and sinking lines Read exercise and reference answers Questions Statement is true Yes Statement Upthrust equals the weight of fluid displaced. Statement is true No Statement An object floats when its average density exceeds the fluid's. Statement is true Yes Statement A submarine submerges by taking in water to increase weight. Statement is true No Statement An iron ship floats because iron is less dense than water. Instructions Tap true or false for each line about upthrust, density and why things float. Open this exercise →
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