Physics, asked by ayushimttal5689, 1 month ago

Does a piece of wood float or sinks in glycerin

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Answered by Nandhanasatheesh471

Density of glycerine is more than that of water. Hence, glycerin exerts more upthrust on the block of wood than water, causing it to float in glycerine with a smaller volume.

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Density of glycerine is more than that of water. Hence, glycerin exerts more upthrust on the block of wood than water, causing it to float in glycerine with a smaller volume.

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