Figure 2 shows a beaker placed on a bench. A block of ice is placed in the beaker
as shown.

State and explain the change in the stability of the beaker when the ice melts.

Answer:

- When the ice melts, it now covers the lowest part of the beaker and the
stability of the beaker increases because position of centre of gravity is
lowered on melting

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Figure 2 shows a beaker placed on a bench. A block of ice is placed in the beaker as shown. State and explain the change in the stability of the beaker when the ice melts.

Figure 2 shows a beaker placed on a bench. A block of ice is placed in the beaker
as shown.

State and explain the change in the stability of the beaker when the ice melts.