Question

12. Densities of oil, ice and water are 800 kg/m3
920 kg/m' and 1000 kg/m respectively .Will ice
float in the given oil? Will ice float in water?
Give reason for your answer.​

Answer 1

Given,

density of oil=800kg/m^3

density of ice=920kg/m^3

density of water=1000kg/m^3

Ice will not float in top of water as it have a higher density than that of oil.

Ice will float on top of water as it have a lower density as compared to water.

Mark me as brainliest if you find it helpful!!!

Answer 2

Answer:

density of oil = 800 kg / m 3

density of ice = 920 kg / m 3

density of water = 1000 kg / m 3

Explanation:

ICE WILL NOT FLOAT ON OIL BECAUSE IT HAS HIGHER DENSITY THAN THAT OF OIL..

ICE WILL FLOAT ON WATER AS ITS HAVING LOWER DENSITY AS COMPARED TO WATER.. ( EXAMPLE = ICEBERGS)