4. Two spherical objects, one made of iron and one made of aluminium, have the same volume. Which one experiences the most thrust when diving into the same liquid? Neither of us The one with iron because it has higher density Aluminum because it has higher density Both, because they have the same volume and density

4. Two spherical objects, one made of iron and one made of aluminium, have the same volume. Which one experiences the most thrust when diving into the same liquid? Neither of us The one with iron because it has higher density Aluminum because it has higher density Both, because they have the same volume and density

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4. Two spherical objects, one made of iron and one made of aluminium,
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have the same volume. Which one experiences the most thrust when
diving into the same liquid?
Neither of us
The one with iron because it has higher density
Aluminum because it has higher density
Both, because they have the same volume and density

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