In liquids, particles are slightly spaced from each other and move around somewhat freely, but still bump into each other. Gases on the other hand move randomly and rarely bump into each other, thus they are more spaced out.
Answer:
read back through your lesson and get the formula
Explanation:
B.
Warmer, less dense air masses rise in the atmosphere; colder, denser air masses sink in the atmosphere.
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