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Review activity about the experiment and his process

by Pablo Ortiz
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bottle balloons Archimede submarine hypothesis

The difference between a ship and a submarine is that the has the ability to float and sink

Two materials that we have used in the experiment have been and a

A is a sentence that we use to think about something that is going to happen

The name of the person who created a principle to explain this experiment is

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