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a sphere made of steel is put in water and,surprisingly, it floats. develop a possible explanation for this observation
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a sphere made of steel is put in water and,surprisingly, it floats. develop a possible explanation for this observation

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One possibility is that there is much salt in the water, enough so that the sphere of steel floats.
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