Question 2: Measurement You left a used tin full of water outside on a very cold night. The next morning, you found that the water had fom1ed a block of solid ice. List the measurable properties of the ice block while it was frozen and afterit has melted. In other words, what are all the measurements that you can take of the ice block, in both solid and melted state? Consider whether, and explain how, you could measure the following (left-hand column}, by completing the central column of the table below, and then complete the right-hand column of the table by means of adding imaginary values in the appropriate units. (16) Measurable Whether the property can be measured, and, property if so. how Temperature Time Mass Perimeter