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rachel9

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The expression of the heat capacity of a substance is the substance's
 
  A) kinetic potential. B) specific heat.
  C) latent heat. D) heat of vaporization.

Question 2

If it is 10:00 PM on July 3rd at 30 west, what date and time is it at 15 east?
 
  A) July 3rd; 6 P.M.
  B) July 3rd; 11 P.M.
  C) July 4th; 2 A.M.
  D) July 3rd; 9 P.M.
  E) July 4th; 1 A.M.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 14, 2018
Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

E


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