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Jacob has a bucket of ice. He covers the bucket with a lid and sets it in the sun. The ice melts into liquid water. How does the mass of the ice compare with the mass of the water? A. There is no way
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Jacob has a bucket of ice. He covers the bucket with a lid and sets it in the sun. The ice melts into liquid water. How does the mass of the ice compare with the mass of the water?
A. There is no way to determine this from this information
B. The mass of the ice is more than the water
C. The mass of the ice has the same mass as the water
D. The mass of the ice is less than the mass of the water
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C. The mass of the ice has the same mass as the water
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The answer is C
the reason the answer is c because the ther is no change in the weight but that would have been a different story if there was no lid becasue of evaporation
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