A body of volume 100 cc weighs 80 g in air. It will float in water with MCQ with Answer and Explanation

A body of volume 100 cc weighs 80 g in air. It will float in water with
A. 20 cc above water
B. 100 cc submerged
C. It will sink
D. 80 cc submerged
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Density = 80/100 = 0.8 g/cc. Water density 1 g/cc. Fraction submerged = 0.8, so 80 cc submerged, 20 cc above. So option B correct.

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