The Density of a 57-Kg (126-Lb)person Who Can Float in Salt

question 140

Multiple Choice

The density of a 57-kg (126-lb) person who can float in salt water but not in fresh water is about

• A)505 kg/m³ (32 lb/ft³)
• B)1010 kg/m³ (63 lb/ft³)
• C)2020 kg/m³ (126 lb/ft³)
• D)4040 kg/m³ (252 lb/ft³)
• And has a volume of about
• E)1 ft³.
• F)2 ft³.
• G)3 ft³.
• H)4 ft³.
• I)need more information

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