A body just floats in sea water but sinks in river water because: – McqOptions

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1.	A body just floats in sea water but sinks in river water because:
A.	Sea water has lesser density than river water.
B.	Sea water has greater density than river water.
C.	Sea water exerts less upthrust on the body than river water.
D.	River water is more contaminated than sea water.
Answer» C. Sea water exerts less upthrust on the body than river water.

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