Question : If ice floating on water in a vessel melts, the water level in the vessel:
Option 1: Increases
Option 2: Does not change
Option 3: First increases before decreasing
Option 4: Decreases
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Correct Answer: Does not change
Solution : The correct option is Does not change.
The weight of the displaced water is the same as the weight of the floating ice. When the ice melts, the amount of water created by the melting ice equals the amount of water that the ice cube displaces. Thus, there is no change in the water's level.
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Option 1: increases
Option 2: decreases
Option 3: no change
Option 4: becomes zero
Question : The five key indicators of global climate change of our planet are:
Option 1: Antarctic Sea ice, Oxygen, Rainfall, Drought, and sea level
Option 2: Sea - level, Rising temperature, Rainfall, Nitrogen, and Arctic sea ice
Option 3: Arctic sea ice, Carbon dioxide, Global temperature, Sea level, and Land ice
Option 4: None of these
Question : If water is frozen to become ice, its volume is increased by 10%, then if the ice is melted to water again, its volume will be decreased by:
Option 1: $9$%
Option 2: $9\frac{1}{11}$%
Option 3: $8$%
Option 4: $9\frac{1}{2}$%
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Option 1: Decreases by 6%
Option 2: Increases by 6%
Option 3: Increases by 8%
Option 4: Decreases by 8%
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Option 1: Air
Option 2: Carbon Dioxide
Option 3: Nitrogen
Option 4: Water
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