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Floating or Sinking

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Buoyancy quiz

by Teacher Matilda
1

What principle explains why ships float on water even though they are heavy?

2

An object is placed in water and sinks. What is likely true about its density compared to water?

3

Which of the following would float better in water?

4

If an object is completely submerged and displaces a volume of water equal to its weight, what happens?

5

Why does a large, hollow metal ball float while a solid metal ball sinks?

6

What happens to buoyancy when an object is pushed deeper into water?

7

Which factor primarily determines whether an object floats or sinks?

8

What is the buoyant force equal to when an object is in a fluid?

9

Which material would most likely float in water?

10

If a boat is loaded with cargo so its average density equals water, what happens?

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