1.00161.00141.00121.00101.00081.00061.0004(11.00021.000020⁰4° 8° 12° 16*TEMPERATURE (°C)The graph shows the change of volume of water with increasing temperature. What could beinferred from the graph? *Water contracts as temperature drops from 4°C to 0°CO Water has negative coefficient of volume expansion at all temperatures.Water expands and contracts at 4°CO At T > 4°C water expands as temperature increases.VOLUME

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The graph shows the change of volume of water with increasing temperature. What could be
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