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Do bigger items sink more than lighter items? - Answers
Give an example of what you mean. For example a piece of sand sinks to the bottom of the ocean in the same way that a submarine sinks to the bottom of the ocean so please be more specific in terms of what you are asking. Bigger means larger in volume Lighter means smaller in mass
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Do bigger items sink more than lighter items? - Answers
Give an example of what you mean. For example a piece of sand sinks to the bottom of the ocean in the same way that a submarine sinks to the bottom of the ocean so please be more specific in terms of what you are asking. Bigger means larger in volume Lighter means smaller in mass
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Do bigger items sink more than lighter items? - Answers
Give an example of what you mean. For example a piece of sand sinks to the bottom of the ocean in the same way that a submarine sinks to the bottom of the ocean so please be more specific in terms of what you are asking. Bigger means larger in volume Lighter means smaller in mass
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