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D) if you had available a sensitive spring scale, using a light string you could have hanged the bolt from it to measure its mass in air. then, when the bolt was dipped in water, you could have measured the new mass of the bolt. with reference to archimedes principle, would you expect the mass of the bolt in water to be greater, the same, or < the mass in air? explain your reasoning.
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