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A stone is dropped in the given beaker after which the water level in it rises to 450 ml. What is the volume of the stone?

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450 ml

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150 ml

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250 ml

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200 ml

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Solution

The correct option is C 250 ml
Water level in the beaker, before dropping the stone = 200 ml
Water level in the beaker, after dropping the stone = 450 ml

Stone's Volume = Rise in water level
= 450 - 200
= 250 ml

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