Physics, asked by mahjabeenperveen1976, 7 months ago

A block of wood just floats in water at room temperature. What change will occur in the state of floatation if :
1) Some salt is added to water? 2)Water is heated?

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Answered by deekshapatil365

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Answer:

adding some salt in water

Answered by dashtisami8

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Answer: 1) Salt is added to the water

Explanation: The salt will change the water's density making the wood float on it better

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