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How can knowing the density of an object tell you if it will sink or float?
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How can knowing the density of an object tell you if it will sink or float?

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If the density of an object is more then the density of the liquid it's in then it's going to sink. If the density is less then the density of the liquid it's in then it's going to float. 
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