A block of ice is floating in a beaker containing liquid of specific gravity greater than one When i...........

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A block of ice is floating in a beaker containing liquid of specific gravity greater than one. When ice melts completely what happens to the level of liquid in the beaker?

It will remain the same as before

It will go down

It will rise up

It may or may not change depending upon size of beaker

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Explanation:

It will rise up

-The level of liquid in the beaker will rise. This is because the density of water formed by melting of ice is less than the density of liquid in the beaker. Consequently, the volume of water formed by melting of ice will be more than the volume of the portion of the liquid displaced by ice while floating.

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