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Explain how a dense substance, such as metal, is able to float on a less dense substance, like water.

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An object made of a dense metal, such as a ship, can float on a less-dense substance, such as water, if The shape of the object (with a large volume) gives it an overall density less than that of the less-dense Substance. The displacement of water by a large boat results in a large buoyant force.

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