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What happens if an object displaces more water than it weighs? (a) the object floats (b) the object sinks (c) the object floats, then sinks (d) not enough information to tell​
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What happens if an object displaces more water than it weighs?

(a) the object floats
(b) the object sinks
(c) the object floats, then sinks
(d) not enough information to tell​

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if the object does not weighs it would stay on top of the surface of the water but if the object has weight it would sink

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