an object appears lighter in water bceause one of the properties of matter

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Aubrey · Answer

Answer:   As volume of water is larger than the object   Explanation:   Hope it is useful.

Jasmine · Answer

Answer:      According to Archimede's principle, in water there is also a bouyant force, equal to the mass of the water displaced by the object, pushing up on the object, and also a normal force if the object is resting on a horizontal surface

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According to Archimede’s principle, in water there is also a bouyant force, equal to the mass of the water displaced by the object, pushing up on the object, and also a normal force if the object is resting on a horizontal surface