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If ice cubes are added to a pitcher of water, will the total mass of the water increase, decrease, or stay the same after the ice melts?
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To answer this question, the initial mass of water in the pitcher and the mass of the ice cubes need to be provided. The image only shows the question and the multiple-choice options, but not the necessary numerical values.
When ice melts, its mass remains the same; it simply changes from solid water to liquid water. Therefore, the total mass of water after the ice melts would be the sum of the initial mass of liquid water and the mass of the ice cubes.
Without these values, the total mass cannot be calculated.
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