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if a copper coin with a volume of exactly 50 cubic cm is dropped into the volume of water 4cubic cm,how much water will be overflown (water is half way of the can)
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if a copper coin with a volume of exactly 50 cubic cm is dropped into the volume of water 4cubic cm,how much water will be overflown (water is half way of the can)

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50 cubic cm

Step-by-step explanation:

As the water displaces 50 cubic centimeters the amount of water that must leave the container for it to be able to be dropped into it is also 50 cubic as the water which was in its place must have gone somewhere.

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