When the boat is placed on the scale, how does its weight compare to the weight of the water it displaced?

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It will be lighter, as water is more heavier then others may think, a boat would weigh less since a chunk of water would most likely weigh 100 tons more.

kykrilka [37]3 years ago

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Answer: It'll be lighter than when it is put on the water.

Explanation: Cause when a boat needs to move, it usually takes water into the engine, and then propulses it bk out.

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