1.) What is "relative temperature"?
⇔ Relative temperature refers to the estimation of the amount that is either more or less than the amount of the exampled amount. The relative temperature have both negative and positive that can determine if the temperature is either higher or lower.
2.) What is the physical condition of the ice cubes and its relative temperature?
⇔ The ice cubes have less density compared when they melt into a liquid, it is a solid state of water that is a liquid matter. Ice cubes are transparent and undergo physical change when melting into a liquid state. The temperature of the ice cubes varies depending on their melting and freezing point. But the estimation of the average temperature of the ice cube is 32º Fahrenheit or can be colder, but other experiments concluded that it can be close to 0º Fahrenheit when taken of from the freezer.
3.) What will be the relative temperature of the ice cubes if it melts?
When ice melts, it heats up but it is still slightly cool, so the relative temperature of the ice cubes when it melts can be above 0° to 32°F, but this temperature can vary depending on the situations and states that the ice cubes undergo.
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