taylorraintilt taylorraintilt

25-01-2021
Physics

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What happens to the volume of a solid when it is moved to a larger container?

It becomes more dense.

It becomes less dense.

It increases to fill the container.

It remains unchanged.

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cutecadets cutecadets

25-01-2021

It becomes less dense............

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rihannaw309 rihannaw309

03-02-2021

IT REMAINS UNCHANGED because, Would the volume of each substance change if each were moved into a larger container? The size/shape of a liquid and gas would change with a change in container size. The volume does not change if the amount of liquid and gas stays the same.

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