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If an object floats in water , what can you tell about its density ?
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If an object floats in water , what can you tell about its density ?

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The object is lighter or less dense than the water it is floating in. The less dense things float or are towards the top. The more dense things are towards the bottom.
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the easiest answer and most relevant is because it didn't sink
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