Respuesta :
Answer:
Deep cold water has a high density and warm, shallow water has a low density.
Explanation:
Because when it is cold, water shrinks together it acts as a factor for it to have a high density and it's deep which also acts as a factor because to deeper something is near the Earth's core the more pressure it has leads to high density as well because gravity is stronger near the Earth's core. When water is warm it has a low density which is the first factor and because it is shallow it is far from the earth's core it has a lower density and pressure.
