There is a 4% increase in volume when a liquid freezes to its solid state. The percentage decrease when solid melts to liquid again , is

There is a 4% increase in volume when a liquid freezes to its solid state. The percentage decrease when solid melts to liquid again , is
1). $3\frac{3}{13}$ %
2). 4%
3). $4\frac{1}{13}$ %
4). $3\frac{11}{13}$ %

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