Science, asked by arman6, 1 year ago

Why ships are not sunk in water but a little pin will be sinking. Why?

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Answered by ashi2203
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this is all because their density i.e mass per unit volume.
Answered by Suhani03
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a little pin sinks in water whereas ships do not because..... property of wood is to float on water whereas a iron pin gets more complex and involes density
arman6: I'm not telling about wood boat but I'm taking about a large ship.
Suhani03: ya..... so that is too made up of aluminium which is light and floats on water........... mass also matters..
arman6: why ships are made from only aluminum and steel. Why they are not made from iron.
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