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If an object floats in syrup, it will float in oil
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If an object floats in syrup, it will float in oil

User Sriharsha Kalluru
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Not necessarily. It really depends about the density of the object. The object can be less dense than syrup and float but denser than oil. An example is water. Water will float over syrup but is denser than oil.
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No, it won't.
It has something to do with density.
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