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2 answers:
The correct answer is B. When temperature decreases the cold water is more dense due to molecules being stiffened together.
Answer:
As temperatures decrease, molecules move closer together, making cold water more dense than warm water.
Explanation:
As temperatures increase, more energy is available to the molecules, which respond by moving at faster rates.
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