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What does the kinetic theory explain? Heat is due to temperature. Heat is due to potential energy. Heat is due to the motion of molecules. Heat is due to Pascal´s principle.

What does the kinetic theory explain? Heat is due to temperature. Heat is due to potential energy. Heat is due to the motion of molecules. Heat is due to Pascal´s principle.
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What does the kinetic theory explain?

Heat is due to temperature.


Heat is due to potential energy.


Heat is due to the motion of molecules.


Heat is due to Pascal´s principle.

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Your answer would be option 3/C

Heat is due to the motion of molecules.

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Heat is due to the motion of molecules
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