Densities of a few objects are given below- Object Densityg-L- i- Copper utensil a- 8-96- ii- Iron box b- 7-85- iii- Water c- 1-00- -What would be the observation if copper utensil and iron box are placed in water-

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Densities of a few objects are given below:
$\begin{matrix} Object & Density(g/L) i. Copper utensil & a. 8.96 ii. Iron box & b. 7.85 iii. Water & c. 1.00 \end{matrix}$
What would be the observation if copper utensil and iron box are placed in water?

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Objects having more density than water sinks in it. Objects having less density than water floats on it.
Copper utensil and iron box have densities much more than that of water. So they both will sink in water.

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Densities of a few objects are given below: ObjectDensity(g/L)i. Copper utensila. 8.96ii. Iron boxb. 7.85iii. Waterc. 1.00 What would be the observation if copper utensil and iron box are placed in water?

Objects having more density than water sinks in it. Objects having less density than water floats on it. Copper utensil and iron box have densities much more than that of water. So they both will sink in water.

Densities of a few objects are given below:
$\begin{matrix} Object & Density(g/L) i. Copper utensil & a. 8.96 ii. Iron box & b. 7.85 iii. Water & c. 1.00 \end{matrix}$
What would be the observation if copper utensil and iron box are placed in water?

Objects having more density than water sinks in it. Objects having less density than water floats on it.
Copper utensil and iron box have densities much more than that of water. So they both will sink in water.