Cheesenium, density will not determine if you float on water. Its bouyance that explains floating on water. Ships are more dense than water but they float.
Science why water(ice) becomes less dense n expand?
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Hi Lim00b,
I am not that good in science. I only know everything has buoyancy. If it has buoyancy it will float. Are you saying buoyancy is the upward force the object up? Where did this force come from? |
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You mean the forces come from the water, Cherroy?
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