Math, asked by aa2210835, 11 months ago

how many cubic meters of water did the hull of the Titanic have to displace to stay afloat?

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Answered by raphaellopez

Answer:

16,234 cubic meters

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the area of the bottom of the titanic was 3,456 cubic meters, you just square that to get your answer since the boat is twice as dense as the water

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