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Suppose you are finding the weight of a beaker of water, and you have it on the balance and are ready to record the weight. Your partner dips the tip of his or her pen in the water, but does not touch the beaker or the balance. Does the presence of the pen affect the reading on the balance? If so, how? If not, why not?
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