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  • Volume Calculation: Water Displacement in Beaker X
    Here's how to solve this problem:

    Understanding the Problem

    * The marbles in Beaker X take up 50 cm³. This space is not available for water.

    * When you pour water into Beaker X, the water will fill the space *around* the marbles.

    The Solution

    Since the marbles take up 50 cm³ of space, the water will only be able to fill the remaining space in Beaker X. However, the problem doesn't tell us the total volume of Beaker X.

    What We Can Say:

    * The water will not exceed 100 cm³ in Beaker X, as that's the total volume of water being poured.

    * The final volume of water in Beaker X will be less than 100 cm³ because the marbles take up some of the space.

    To determine the exact volume of water in Beaker X, we would need to know the total volume of Beaker X.

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