Three similar plastic bottles of volume 1 L are put in a tank of water. Consider the given information and select the most probable observation.
Bottle A: Empty
Bottle B: Half-filled with water
Bottle C: Completely filled with water

All the bottles will sink in water

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Bottles B and C will float on water

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Bottles B and C will sink in water

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Bottles A and B will float on water

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The correct option is D Bottles A and B will float on water

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Three similar plastic bottles of volume 1 L are put in a tank of water. Consider the given information and select the most probable observation. Bottle A: Empty Bottle B: Half-filled with water Bottle C: Completely filled with water

The correct option is D Bottles A and B will float on water

Three similar plastic bottles of volume 1 L are put in a tank of water. Consider the given information and select the most probable observation.
Bottle A: Empty
Bottle B: Half-filled with water
Bottle C: Completely filled with water