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lindiwe

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When a molecule collides with another that is approaching with greater momentum, its rebound speed
 
  1) stays the same,
  2) increases,
  3) decreases,
 
  and when a molecule collides with another that is receding, its rebound speed
  4) stays the same.
  5) increases.
  6) decreases.

Question 2

Which of the following expands most when temperature is increased?
 
  1) iron
  2) ice water
  3) helium
  4) all expand the same
 
  Which of the following expands most when temperature is decreased?
  5) iron
  6) ice water
  7) helium
  8) all expand the same



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: 2, 6

Answer to Question 2

Answer: 3, 6





 

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