A small piece of iron is tied to a block of Styrofoam. When the Styrofoam is placed in a tub of water with the iron on top, half of the Styrofoam is submerged. Now the Styrofoam is inverted so that the iron is under water. Choose all statements that is true about the given condition. O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will decrease. O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will remain the same. O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will remain the same. O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will decrease. O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will increase. O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will increase.

A small piece of iron is tied to a block of Styrofoam. When the Styrofoam is placed in a tub of water with the iron on top, half of the Styrofoam is submerged. Now the Styrofoam is inverted so that the iron is under water. Choose all statements that is true about the given condition. O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will decrease. O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will remain the same. O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will remain the same. O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will decrease. O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will increase. O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will increase.

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A small piece of iron is tied to a block of Styrofoam. When the Styrofoam is placed in a tub of water with the iron on top,
half of the Styrofoam is submerged. Now the Styrofoam is inverted so that the iron is under water.
Choose all statements that is true about the given condition.
O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will decrease.
O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will remain the same.
O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will remain the same.
O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will decrease.
O The water level in the tub when the Styrofoam is inverted will increase.
O The amount of the Styrofoam submerged will increase.

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