A cube of ice Lo on each side is dropped into a beaker of water. Initially when the ice is first put into the water the water level is Vo. The water level is the volume of water read on the side of the beaker, it includes the volume of water plus the submerged volume of the ice (Draw a picture of this). The ice floats in the water and it is NOT completely submerged. "water" is liquid water "ice" is water ice Pwater> Pice What is the initial Water level? Your answer should be in terms of the density of water, the density of ice, Lo, and the initial amount of water in the beaker Vwater (initial). b. A little while later the ice has melted. It is now L₁ =Lo /4 on each side. What is the water level in the beaker? Later still the ice has completely melted. What is the water level in the beaker? a. C.

A cube of ice Lo on each side is dropped into a beaker of water. Initially when the ice is first put into the water the water level is Vo. The water level is the volume of water read on the side of the beaker, it includes the volume of water plus the submerged volume of the ice (Draw a picture of this). The ice floats in the water and it is NOT completely submerged. "water" is liquid water "ice" is water ice Pwater> Pice What is the initial Water level? Your answer should be in terms of the density of water, the density of ice, Lo, and the initial amount of water in the beaker Vwater (initial). b. A little while later the ice has melted. It is now L₁ =Lo /4 on each side. What is the water level in the beaker? Later still the ice has completely melted. What is the water level in the beaker? a. C.

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5. A cube of ice Lo on each side is dropped into a beaker of water. Initially when the ice is first put
into the water the water level is Vo. The water level is the volume of water read on the side of
the beaker, it includes the volume of water plus the submerged volume of the ice (Draw a
picture of this). The ice floats in the water and it is NOT completely submerged.
"water" is liquid water
"ice" is water ice
Pwater> Pice
What is the initial Water level? Your answer should be in terms of the density of water, the
density of ice, Lo, and the initial amount of water in the beaker Vwater (initial).
b. A little while later the ice has melted. It is now L₁ =Lo/4 on each side. What is the water
level in the beaker?
Later still the ice has completely melted. What is the water level in the beaker?
a.
C.

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