If a block of wood floats in water, what does that mean about its density? Its density is greater than the density of water Its density is less than the density of water Its density is equal to the density of water Its density is not great enough to displace the water

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31 May, 11:01

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Angie Bender · Answer 1

Your answer would be, Its density is less than the density of water. The density must be less than the water to allow it to float.