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Density = Mass/ volume

So, Volume= Mass/ density.

Density of a liquid decreases with increase in temperature. So the density of water at 12oC is more than that in 20oC. So mass of water at 12oC will more than the mass of water at 20oC.

This is a systematic error. (error caused by faulty measurement)

Random errors are caused by unknown and unexpected changes during experimentation.

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