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An object weighing 80 kg is floating in a fluid. How does the object's density compare to the the density of the fluid?
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An object weighing 80 kg is floating in a fluid. How does the object's density compare to the the density of the fluid?
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The correct answer is The object is less than the fluid. Hope this helps :)
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The object is less than the fluid.
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