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Look at the graph. How many minutes is the sample COMPLETELY a liquid?
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Look at the graph. How many minutes is the sample COMPLETELY a liquid?

Look at the graph. How many minutes is the sample COMPLETELY a liquid?-example-1
Look at the graph. How many minutes is the sample COMPLETELY a liquid?-example-1
Look at the graph. How many minutes is the sample COMPLETELY a liquid?-example-2
User Mahmoud Eldesouky
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Answer:

2 minutes

Step-by-step explanation:

From the graph, it takes 2 minutes for the piece of ice to go to the completely liquid phase.

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