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When an empty glass is inverted into a bucket containing water, water does not enter into the glass. Why?
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When an empty glass in inverted into a water filled bucket, the water fails to enter the glass because the latter contains air. This air prevents the water from entering into the glass.
When an empty glass in inverted into a water filled bucket, the water fails to enter the glass because the latter contains air. This air prevents the water from entering into the glass.
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