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In order for an object to be buoyant, there must be a difference in
the area of the object.
A. force of gravity
B. density
C. fluid pressure
D. mass

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A. force of gravity, since if an objects buoyancy force is more than the force of gravity you float.

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Answer:

fluid pressure

Step-by-step explanation:

a p e x

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