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Density of ice is `rho` and that of water is `sigma`. What will be the decrease in volume when a mass `M` of ice melts?

A

`(M)/(sigma- rho)`

B

`(sigma - rho)/(M)`

C

`M [(1)/(rho)- (1)/(sigma)]`

D

`(1)/(M) [(1)/(sigma)- (1)/(rho)]`

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The correct Answer is:
C

Volume of ice `= (M)/(rho)`, volume of water `= (M)/(sigma)`
`therefore` Change in volume `= (M)/(rho)= M [(1)/(rho)- (1)/(sigma)]`
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