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Physics, 01.03.2021 21:50 sarahmkey6

In each case state whether the object will rise or sink if released while submerged in the fluid. a. The object will rise in water and sink in glycerin and air.
b. The object will rise in glycerin and sink in air and water.
c. The object will rise in glycerin and water and sink in air.
d. The object will rise in air and sink in glycerin and water.
e. The object will sink in all three fluids.
f. The object will rise in all three fluids.

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