Asked by pavleen

why does an air bubble rise to the surface of a glass of water
Answered by Ms. Sue
And your answer is?

Answered by pavleen
It has less density
Answered by DrBob222
That's right. The lower density material USUALLY (but there are exceptions) floats on the higher density material. Exceptions are boats and such where the construction is designed to make more dense objects float by displacing a large volume of water.
Answered by pavleen
thanks
Answered by joe
it has less density
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