Thread: It's getting windier.
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Old 08-01-2005, 03:01   #58
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Re: It's getting windier.
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Originally Posted by Raistlin

Since Volume = Mass x Density (and the mass of the water will remain constant) the Volume should increase by the same percentages for a given temperature increase.
Volume equals mass divided by density

Edit. See you realised your error
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