Mathematics, 12.02.2021 05:20, terry94

5 The experimental setup shows that the small beaker is filled with ice. At first, the large beaker is empty. Where did the water in the large beaker probably come from? (1 Point)

• water condensing on the small beaker's surface dripping down
• melted ice dripping down through a crack in the small beaker
• a chemical reaction between the ice and the glass of the beaker water
• condensing on the inside of the large beaker.

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