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Why do liquids flow? A. Liquid particles are wet. B. Liquid particles are smooth. C. Liquid particles are not fixed in place. D. Liquid particles are attracted to each other.

Why do liquids flow? A. Liquid particles are wet. B. Liquid particles are smooth. C. Liquid particles are not fixed in place. D. Liquid particles are attracted to each other.
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Why do liquids flow?

A.
Liquid particles are wet.

B.
Liquid particles are smooth.

C.
Liquid particles are not fixed in place.

D.
Liquid particles are attracted to each other.

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User RoyB
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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

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User JohnIdol
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im sure its c.

liquids particles move over eachother so thats the only one that makes sense to me
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User Donald Webb
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