When the air in a submarine's huge air tanks is decompressed and it displaces the water in the ballast tanks with air, what does the submarine do? A. It sinks B. It floats C. It provides air to the passengers

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When the air in a submarine's huge air tanks is decompressed and it displaces the water in the ballast tanks with air, what does the submarine do?

A. It sinks B. It floats C. It provides air to the passengers

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A it sinks the submarine because of the water that is going into the submarine

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Answer:

It floats

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Uday Kumar Das answered Dec 9, 2019

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