an ice cube floats in a glass of water. as the ice melts,how does the level of water in the glass change? would it make difference if the ice cube were hollow? explain
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When the ice cube melts, the level of the water increases in the glass because ice cubes (solid) are made up of water but in a solid form and when they melt they turn back into their original form that is water ( liquid).
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