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You pour some juice from a short, wide glass into a tall, narrow glass. What happens to the volume of the juice? Explain your reasoning.
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You pour some juice from a short, wide glass into a tall, narrow glass. What happens to the volume of the juice? Explain your reasoning.

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Answer: the volume increases

Explanation: It increasses because the volume is how tall it is

User Mark Cameron
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The volume stays the exact same. It just takes on a different shape because that is, by definition, what a liquid does. It assumes the shape of the container. It does not increase in volume. The other guy is beyond incorrect
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