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A small cube of iron has a density of 7.9g/mL. Would it float in the column or sink to the bottom? A:Float B-:Sink
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A small cube of iron has a density of 7.9g/mL. Would it float in the column or

sink to the bottom?
A:Float
B-:Sink

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Answer:

it would sink

Explanation:iron is a very heavy material if its in water it would of course sink depending on its weight if it weighs 7.9g/ml then it would sink

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