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Fiesta28 [93]
3 years ago
8

HELP NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 Water boils at 212 degrees __________ A. Ce

lsius Incorrect Water boils at 100 degrees _________ B. Kelvin Incorrect Water boils at 373 _______ C. Thermal Equilibrium Incorrect Temperature at which all kinetic energy stops D. Thermal Energy Incorrect Reached when 2 objects have the same temperature E. Absolute zero Incorrect Sum of all kinetic energy and potential energy in an object's particles F. Fahrenheit
Mathematics
1 answer:
34kurt3 years ago
7 0
<span>alright it would have been easier if u took a pic but i think its a matching prob with choices A thro F:

Water boils at 212 degrees __________
 
A. Celsius Incorrect

Water boils at 100 degrees _________

B. Kelvin Incorrect

Water boils at 373 _______

C. Thermal Equilibrium Incorrect

Temperature at which all kinetic energy stops

D. Thermal Energy Incorrect

Reached when 2 objects have the same temperature

E. Absolute zero Incorrect

Sum of all kinetic energy and potential energy in an object's particles

F. Fahrenheit



So here are the correct matches:

</span>Water boils at 212 degrees __________F. Fahrenheit
 
Water boils at 100 degrees _________ A. Celsius

Water boils at 373 _______ B. Kelvin

Temperature at which all kinetic energy stops______E. Absolute zero 

Reached when 2 objects have the same temperature ________C. Thermal Equilibrium

Sum of all kinetic energy and potential energy in an object's particles _____ D. Thermal Energy


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