1. It refers to how much mass there is in a particular space. a. Volume b. Mass c. Density 2. It is the tendency of an object to float or sink in water or any other fluid. a. Surfa... 1. It refers to how much mass there is in a particular space. a. Volume b. Mass c. Density 2. It is the tendency of an object to float or sink in water or any other fluid. a. Surface tension b. Buoyancy c. Water displacement 3. This happens when an object is submerged in water and the water is pushed out of the way. a. Surface tension b. Buoyancy c. Water displacement 4. It is an effect where the surface of a liquid is strong. a. Surface tension b. Buoyancy c. Water displacement 5. This is the upward force which is exerted on objects that are submerged in water. a. Gravitational force b. Buoyant force c. Surface tension.

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The question involves choosing the correct answers related to concepts in physics, specifically buoyancy, surface tension, and water displacement. It is structured as a quiz or multiple-choice questions.

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1. Density 2. Buoyancy 3. Water displacement 4. Surface tension 5. Buoyant force
  1. Density 2. Buoyancy 3. Water displacement 4. Surface tension 5. Buoyant force
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  1. Density 2. Buoyancy 3. Water displacement 4. Surface tension 5. Buoyant force

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Density is a measure of mass per unit volume, buoyancy is the force that makes objects float or sink, water displacement occurs when an object is submerged, surface tension is the cohesive force at the liquid's surface, and buoyant force is the upward force in fluids.

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A common mistake is confusing buoyancy with buoyant force; buoyancy refers to the tendency to float, while buoyant force is the actual force exerted.

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