Matter exists in three states; <em>solid, liquid and gas.</em>
The statement that corrects the error in his table is:
<em>D. The Solids column and the gas column should be switched because solids have a definite shape and volume and gases have no definite shape or volume.
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Looking at the table, we have the following observations.
- <em>The solid column shows indefinite shape (because the particles fill in the container)</em>
- <em>The liquid column is properly cataloged</em>
- <em>The gas column shows a definite shape</em>
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Solid has definite shape, while gas doesn't.
To make corrections, Marcus needs to switch the gas and the solid column.
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Let T = total cost
Let 8c = total amount of children tickets
Let 12a = total amount of adult tickets
T = 8c + 12a
Answer:
6 units long.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
A polygon drawn on a graph.
In order to determine the distance of the horizontal line at the top, we find the coordinates of the end points and then use distance formula to find the exact distance.
Let us label the polygon as ABCD as shown below. AB is the length of the horizontal line.
Coordinates of A are 
as seen in the graph.
Coordinates of B are 
as seen in the graph.
Now, distance formula for two points 
is:
Therefore, the horizontal line at the top is 6 units long.
