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<em> Hi mate, here is ur answer:</em>
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<em>You can </em><em>dissolve</em><em> more </em><em>salt</em><em> in </em><em>hot water</em><em> because in hot water, </em><em>molecules </em><em>move faster than </em><em>cold water</em><em> because of the </em><em>higher energy</em><em>, as a result the molecules of hot water move fast and </em><em>settles down</em><em>. As they settle fast, it is easy for higher amount of salt to dissolve in hot water. </em>
<em>HOPE THIS HELPS U</em>
<em>:) WISHING U A GREAT DAY AHEAD </em>
Depending how you round and if you’re counting sig figs, it could be 28.8 or 29
Mrs Meador, because the water cycle is continuous and therefore has no clear end or beginning
