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why we cannot use water to put out some water ? ( answer in 2,3 lines )

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Answered by yashnarang14

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Answer:

we cannot use water to put out water because water is water

Explanation:

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Answered by soulgaurav08

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Answer:

We cannot use water in case of oil and electric fires. Oil floats over water and thus oil fires cannot be extinguished using water.

Explanation:

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