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Compare a cup of hot coffee with the Pacific Ocean. Which statement about thermal energy and temperature is correct?

1 answer:

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The answer is D

The body of water contains more molecules; more molecules, more kinetic energy, which creates thermal energy.

The molecules are moving faster is the coffee, so the temperature is higher.

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