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A ship moves from a region in the sea with fresh water to a region of salty water its weight remaining constant. Explain what is...

      

A ship moves from a region in the sea with fresh water to a region of salty water its weight remaining constant. Explain what is observed.

  

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Chrispoh
The ship will float more in salty water than it did in fresh water. the Upthrust in salty water is more than in fresh water because salty water has a higher density than fresh water.
chrispohmomanyi answered the question on October 1, 2017 at 10:34


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