Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish. Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish. Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish. Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish.

Which statement accurately describes the densities of these two items?

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Warren

Physics

14 February, 22:24

Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish. Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish. Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish. Gerald is fishing. He uses a bobber that floats on the surface to show him if the line is being moved, and a lure that sits below the surface to attract fish.

Which statement accurately describes the densities of these two items?

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Nyasia Moody · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. The statement that accurately describes the densities of the items would be that the bobber is less dense than the water, and the lure is more dense than the water. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.