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Equal volumes of water at 4 degrees C and at 10 degrees C are taken. Which has the greater mass?
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A The water at 10 degrees C
B The water at 4 degrees C
C Both have equal mass
D Cannot be determined
Explanation

Water has maximum density at 4 degrees C, so equal volume at 4 degrees C contains more mass.

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