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A flask brim filled with water is on a weighing scale. If you float a piece of wood in it, after spillage away from the scale, the scale reading will be
 
  A) less.
  B) the same.
  C) greater.

Question 2

As a person holding her breath swims deeper and deeper in a lake, her density
 
  A) increases.
  B) decreases.
  C) remains the same.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: A




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