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A block of iron sinks in fluid A but floats in another liquid B, this is because:


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Density of fluid A > Density of fluid B

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Density of fluid A = Density of fluid B

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Density of fluid A < Density of fluid B

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Solution

The correct option is C

Density of fluid A < Density of fluid B


A block of iron sinks in the fluid A because the density of the iron is greater than the density of the liquid A but, the block of iron floats in the liquid B because the density of iron is less than the density of the liquid B.


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