Most liquids when cooled will simply shrink. Water on the other hand, actually expands when it is frozen. Its volume will increase by about 9 percent, Suppose you have one third of a gallon of water that gets frozen. what is the volume of the ice that you now have

umm i think 0.5625

Step-by-step explanation:

9/16=0.5625

16 goes into 9 zero times so you put a zero on top of the nine and add a decimal point and add a zero to the right of the nine

16 goes into 90 5 times so you put an 80 under the 90 and subtract 80 from 90 which leaves you with 10. You add a zero after the 10

16 goes into 100 six times so you put a 96 under the 100 and subtract 96 from 100 which is 4.   You add a zero after the 4

16 goes into 40 2 times so you put a 32 under the 40 and subtract.  You get 8.  Add a zero next to the 8.

16 goes into 80 5 times

Your answer is 0.5625

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