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. Why does a dead body float in water
(a) Body temperature is zero so like ice it floats
(b) Body after death loses its weight
(c) The weight of the water displaced by dead body is more
than the weight of dead body
(d) None of these
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Answer / valek
(d) None of these....The body decomposes itself, actually the bacteria in a body
decompose the body and the same way we make gas (fart) the bacteria produce
gases that fill up the body and cause it to rise to the surface
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Answer / guest
(c) The weight of the water displaced by dead body is more
than the weight of dead body
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Answer / john p
decomposition in body cavity (f it is intact)and current
means it may rise. for a short time.
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