Question

an object with density 1gram per cm cube sink or float in water?

Answer 1

where ever u first place the object in water,it get's suspended.the object almost behaves like a water molecule having the same density.it remains as it is unless it is disturbed.

Answer 2

If it's denser than the fluid it is in, it will sink. If it is less dense it will float. If you are talking about water, water weighs

1 gram / ml
= 1 gram / cubic cm
= 1kg / liter
= 1 metric ton / cubic m

If your object weighs less than that, it will float on water.

Answer 3

The object is buoyed up (pushed up) by a force that is equal to the weight
of the water that the object occupies that was previously occupied by the
water. If you shape the object is in such a way that it occupies a volume of
water whose weight equals that of the object, the object will float. If it
occupies a volume of water whose weight is less than the weight of the
object, the object will sink.
Objects that are heavier than the same amount of water will sink. Things
that are lighter than the same amount of water will float. If you push an
empty bottle under water, you push a lot of water out of the way. That
water would weigh much more than the bottle. The bottle will float. A rock
put under water also pushes a lot of water out of the way. That water would
weigh less than the rock, so the rock can sink.

Answer 4

when it is completely in the water,the net force is zero.think of newton's first law

Answer 5

it remains the same

Answer 6

thanks guys for all your answers