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Friday, February 6, 2009




If an object of a certain density is placed into a
beaker of water of the same density,at which
part of the water would the object be at?
As both the water and the object has the same
density,the object cannot be floating on the water,
nor can it sink down,so I guess it will be floating in
the middle of the water in the beaker.



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