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    1. The radius of a spherical ice surface sublimating in vacuum increases at a constant rate as it sublimates. 2. The rate of increase in radius of a spherical ice body sublimating in vacuum is inversely proportional to its radius. As the radius increases, the rate of increase decreases. 3. For a spherical ice body sublimating in vacuum, the rate of increase of its radius is constant if its density remains constant.

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    1. The radius of a spherical ice surface sublimating in vacuum increases at a constant rate as it sublimates. 2. The rate of increase in radius of a spherical ice body sublimating in vacuum is inversely proportional to its radius. As the radius increases, the rate of increase decreases. 3. For a spherical ice body sublimating in vacuum, the rate of increase of its radius is constant if its density remains constant.

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    1. The radius of a spherical ice surface sublimating in vacuum increases at a constant rate as it sublimates. 2. The rate of increase in radius of a spherical ice body sublimating in vacuum is inversely proportional to its radius. As the radius increases, the rate of increase decreases. 3. For a spherical ice body sublimating in vacuum, the rate of increase of its radius is constant if its density remains constant.

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