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20 October, 15:59

What are the relative densities of these common household items and substances: dime, paperclip, plastic strip, Styrofoam, water, and cooking oil? This is the answer to the experimental question. (Write in complete sentences. Write one or more statements that put the items and substances in order according to density.)

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  1. 20 October, 16:09
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    In regards to ordering in increasing density, I would guess that styrofoam < cooking oil < water < plastic strip < paperclip < dime.
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