When an empty bottle is pushed vertically into a basin of water, very little water enters the bottle. Why?
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Step 1: The "empty" bottle is actually filled with air.
Step [2-9]: Air is matter and occupies space.
Step [2-9]: Water cannot enter because the space is already occupied by air.
Correct answer: Air in the bottle occupies space.
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