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if my block weighs 34.567g will my block sink or float on water or sink in it...why?
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Did you learn about buoyancy?
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just different laws and theorys like law of mass, matter, def proportions, things like that
There is such thing as the Archimedes Principle and in this principle we will be comparing fresh water and salt water. You need to know that something that weighs 62.4 lbs it weighs 64 lbs in salt water. This can lead you to your answer.
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