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Two solids A and B of density 2.5 $g / c m^{3}$ and 0.80 $g / c m^{3}$ are placed in a liquid L of density 1.2 $g / c m^{3}$ . Which solid is likely to float and why?

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Solid B will float because its density is lower than the density of the liquid L

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