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The top of lake is frozen as atmospheric temperature is -10 degree Celsius the temperature of the bottom of the lake is most lik

ely to be??
please give the answer in degree celsius..
the options are:
-4°
0°
4°
-6°

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hjlf3 years ago

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4°Celcius Water is densest at 4°C

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