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9 November, 07:01

Why does a submarine rise when its volume is increased?

a. Because it now weighs less

c. Because it fills with air

b. Because its density is now lower than the water around it

d. Because it is less buoyant when it is larger

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  1. 9 November, 07:18
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    b. Because its density is now lower than the water around it
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