The density of ice is x gm/cc and that of water is y gm/cc . What is the change in volume in cc when m gm of ice melts ?

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Solution

Volume of ice = m/x,
Volume of water = m/y,
Change in volume = m/y-m/x = m(1/y-1/x).

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The density of ice is x gm/cc and that of water is y gm/cc . What is the change in volume in cc when m gm of ice melts ?

Volume of ice = m/x, Volume of water = m/y, Change in volume = m/y-m/x = m(1/y-1/x).

Volume of ice = m/x,
Volume of water = m/y,
Change in volume = m/y-m/x = m(1/y-1/x).