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7. Which object would be the least dense in a tub of water? A. Golf ball B. Glass marble C. Rubber ball D. Beach ball
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7. Which object would be the least dense in a tub of
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A. Golf ball
B. Glass marble
C. Rubber ball
D. Beach ball
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Beach ball because it has less mass causing it to float
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The most dense one out of all of the answers would be the glass marble with a higher density than that of the golf ball and the rubber ball
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