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Density and buoyancy basics

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Density and buoyancy basics

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What is the formula for density?

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Which object is most likely to float in water?

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If an object sinks, what can you change to make it float?

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Which statement is true about density and sinking?

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Why does a ship, made of metal, float?

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Which material would most likely float in freshwater?

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What happens to density when you increase mass but keep volume the same?

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Why does a helium balloon rise in air?

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Which object has a higher density?

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Density is mass per unit volume. Mass and volume are the two factors; weight is related but not the formula.

Less dense objects float more easily in water than high-density ones.

Buoyancy depends on density relative to water; changing density or volume affects floatation.

Water’s density is a reference; denser objects usually sink in water.

Ships use buoyancy from trapped air and structure; overall density can be less than water.

Wood generally has lower density than water, unlike metals or glass.

Density depends on mass per volume; more mass in same space raises density.

Helium’s lower density makes it buoyant in air.

A full water bottle has more mass in similar volume, increasing density.

 
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