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09-04-2024
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Suppose a rubber ball weighs 12 lbs and is 40% as dense as water. It is floating in a swimming pool. Which of the following is true?
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The ball is displacing 12 lbs of water, the volume of this water is larger than the volume of the ball

The ball is displacing less than 12 lbs of water

The ball is displacing more than 12 lbs of water

The ball is displacing 12 lbs of water, the volume of this water is smaller than the volume of the ball

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