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Say we have two objects. Object A and B are the same size and shape. However object B is much heavier than Object A. If i were to Put each of these objects in different containers with the same amount
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Say we have two objects. Object A and B are the same size and shape. However object B is much heavier than Object A. If i were to Put each of these objects in different containers with the same amount of water, which would displace more liquid and why? (They are both denser than water so they will both sink.)

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Two objects that are the same volume will displace the same amount of water even if they have different masses.

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