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What would happen to the weight of an ice cub if it melted? A) it would weigh a little more. B) it would weigh a lot less. C) it would weigh the same. D) it would weigh a lot more.
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What would happen to the weight of an ice cub if it melted?

A) it would weigh a little more.
B) it would weigh a lot less.
C) it would weigh the same.
D) it would weigh a lot more.

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Answer:

C. it would weigh the same

Step-by-step explanation:

The mass of the ice doesn't change as the ice melts, so the volume displaced remains the same whether its is solid or liquid.

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