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D. c. heath and comp
water, in its liquid state, has a density of 0.9971 grans per cubic centimeter.
ice has a density of 0.9168 grams per cubic centimeter. you fill a cubical
container with 510 grams of liquid water. a different cubical container is
filled with 510 grams of solid water (ice).
35. find the volume of the container filled with liquid water.
36. find the length of the edges of the container in eercise 35.
37. find the volume of the container filled with ice.
38. find the length of the edges of the container in exercise 37.
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