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Dale Beard

29 July, 12:35

Which of the following best describes why a cruise ship floats?

A. It displaces an equal or greater amount of water than its own

weight.

B. It displaces more than half of its weight in water.

C. Its volume and mass are equal.

D. Its volume is greater than its mass.

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