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What does an increase in the temperature of air indicate? A) The air has less thermal energy. B) The air has more thermal energy. C) The air particles have slowed down. D) The a…

What does an increase in the temperature of air indicate? A) The air has less thermal energy. B) The air has more thermal energy. C) The air particles have slowed down. D) The a…
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What does an increase in the temperature of air indicate? A) The air has less thermal energy. B) The air has more thermal energy. C) The air particles have slowed down. D) The air particles have sped up.

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B)The air has more thermal energy

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its B

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