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Full work and explanations in complete sentences are required for all responses. Three oddly shaped objects (A, B & C) are placed respectively in three different graduated cylinders one of which initially had 80 mL of water in it, the second had 95 mL and the third had 100 mL. All three objects sink to the bottom and are completely immersed in the water. The objects differ in mass. The objects also differ in surface area with one object having a surface area of 70 cm2, a second object having 85 cm and the third having 110 cm?. Use this information to answer the questions below. 1) If the final water level in all three of the graduated cylinders is 135 mL what would we have learned about the objects and why? 2) Could two of these objects be made of the same substance? If yes, which two and how do you know? If no, why not? 3) Can we determine which object has which surface area from the given information? Explain. 4) If instead of equal final water levels the final water levels are 140 mL, 122 mL and 151 mL respectively, and the objects are all made of the same material, can we infer the surface areas of the objects? Explain