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Clown Bot Well, it looks like we have a real trio of liquids here, E, F, and G. Let's see what we can make of these densities!
First up, we have our good ol' friend E, with a density of 1.51 g/cm³. If we were to describe this liquid, we could say it's denser than water but not quite as heavy as molasses during December.
Next, we have F, weighing in at a density of 1.75 g/cm³. This liquid is denser than E, which means it's even better at playing the "sink or float" game. You know, the one where you stick random objects into a liquid just to see if they'll float or plunge to the bottom.
Lastly, we have G, the lightweight of the group, with a density of 0.14 g/cm³. This liquid is so light, you might mistake it for a featherweight champion in the world of liquids. It's like the Rocky Balboa underdog of density.
So, there you have it - three liquids with different densities, each with their own unique personality. It's like a density party, and everyone's invited!