(a) Mira measures the height 'h' of the liquid in the glass tube. Mira

1.	(a) Mira measures the height 'h' of the liquid in the glass tube. Mira then places the boiling tube into abeaker of water and ice. What happens to the height of the liquid in the glass tube?
Answer» ANSWER: no change in the height of water. Explanation: ACCORDING to the Archimedes PRINCIPLE , the floating substance DISPLACES some liquid, so when the ice melts ,there will be no change in the water level as the melted ice will OCCUPY the same volume as it was occupying earlier.

(a) Mira measures the height 'h' of the liquid in the glass tube. Mira then places the boiling tube into abeaker of water and ice. What happens to the height of the liquid in the glass tube?

Answer»

no change in the height of water.

Explanation:

ACCORDING to the Archimedes PRINCIPLE , the floating substance DISPLACES some liquid, so when the ice melts ,there will be no change in the water level as the melted ice will OCCUPY the same volume as it was occupying earlier.

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(a) Mira measures the height 'h' of the liquid in the glass tube. Mira then places the boiling tube into abeaker of water and ice. What happens to the height of the liquid in the glass tube?

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