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In order for an object to sink, its density must ___________ 1g/ml. a. be less than c. be equal to b. be greater than d. be double
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In order for an object to sink, its density must ___________ 1g/ml. a. be less than c. be equal to b. be greater than d. be double

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Its going to be be greater than


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A, because an object must be lighter than the fluid it's in. I'm guessing the fluid is water, because water's density is 1g/ml. I hope this helped. :)
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