You have two marbles, one glass and one metal. you put the metal one into a graduated cylinder and the water level rise to 7 marks above the initial water level. when you put the glass marble into the graduated cylinder the water level rises:

a) be the same level as it was in cylinder 1
b) be at a higher level than it was in cylinder 1
c) be at a lower level than it was in cylinder 1

The answer is A) Be at the same level as it was in cylinder 1.

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The weight wouldn't really apply to where the water mark would be. Since both would sink to the bottom and they are the same shape/size, the water would rise to the same level.

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