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Temperature is independent of mass A- True B- False

Temperature is independent of mass A- True B- False
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Temperature is independent of mass

A- True

B- False

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User Doganak
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Answer: the answer False sorry if its wrong

Explanation: have a nice day\\ight buddy

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Answer:

False. Temperature is independent of volume

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