Question

what is the difference between the floatation of wooden cork and rubber cork in water?

Answer 1

Explanation:

$The difference \: in \: the \: floatation \\ of \: wooden \: cork \: and \: rubber \\ cork  \: is \: that \: the  \: wooden \\ cork \:  floats \: with \: more \: of \: its \: part \\ above \: the \: liquid \: whereas \\ the  \: rubber \: cork  \: will \: float \: with \\ less \: of \: its \: part \: above \: the \\ liquid. \: If \: the \: density \: of \: the \\ liquid \: is \: more \: than \: the \: density \: of \\ ice, \: plastic \: and \: iron, \: then \: they \\ float.$

Answer 2

The difference in the floatation of wooden cork and rubber cork is that the wooden cork floats with more of its part above the liquid whereas the rubber cork will float with less of its part above the liquid.