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An iron nail, if thrown into the sea, will sink. But, an entire ship made of iron will float on the water. Give reasons.
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An iron nail, if thrown into the sea, will sink. But, an entire ship made of iron will float on the water. Give reasons.
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The surface of the bottom of the ship is wider so its more boyant to float. A nail is small so it'll sink.
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