Physics, 13.02.2021 05:10, brittanyfox411

HElp pl What was the first standard metric unit of mass?
When an object neither sinks or floats it has buoyancy.
A fish maintains buoyancy by inflating an internal bladder with .
What happens to the pressure in water as an object gets deeper?
What standard measure does this represent?1 cubed centimeter of water

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HElp pl What was the first standard metric unit of mass?
When an object neither sinks or floa...