Weight of an object in air is called
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This is called “buoyancy.” If the object weighs less than the displaced water, it floats. If it weighs more, it sinks but still weighs less under water than in the air.
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This is called “buoyancy.” If the object weighs less than the displaced water, it floats. If it weighs more, it sinks but still weighs less under water than in the air.
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