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Stuart measures 10 grams of water into a pan and freezes it. A day later he takes it out of the freezer and is surprised that it is larger than before he froze it. What is the mass of the ice?(1 point)Responses10 grams10 grams11 grams11 grams20 grams20 grams25 grams25 gramsSkip to navigationItem1, Fully Attempted.Item2, Fully Attempted.Item3, Fully Attempted.Item4, Fully Attempted.Item5, Fully Attempted.Item6, Fully Attempted.Item7, Fully Attempted.Item8, Fully Attempted.Item9, Fully Attempted.Item10, Fully Attempted.Item11, Fully Attempted.Item12, Fully Attempted.Item13, Fully Attempted.Item14, Fully Attempted.Item15, Fully Attempted.Item16, Fully Attempted.Item17, Fully Attempted.Item18, Fully Attempted.Item19, Fully Attempted.Item20, Fully Attempted.Item21, Fully Attempted.Item22, Fully Attempted.Item23, Unattempted.Item24, Unattempted.

Answer 1

The mass of the ice is 10 grams. When water freezes, it expands and takes up more space, but the mass remains the same.