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A student compared two samples of matter. he recorded the results in the chart. Sample A: Appearance: shiny and yellow. Sample B: Appearance: Dull and yellow. Which property do …

A student compared two samples of matter. he recorded the results in the chart. Sample A: Appearance: shiny and yellow. Sample B: Appearance: Dull and yellow. Which property do …
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a student compared two samples of matter. he recorded the results in the chart. Sample A: Appearance: shiny and yellow. Sample B: Appearance: Dull and yellow. Which property do the two samples have in common? A. volume. B. color

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User Ganesh Tikone
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Answer:

B or 2

Step-by-step explanation:

both of the samples contain a yellow color.

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User Pablo Venturino
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Answer:

The answer are B

Explanation:the two samples haves yellow color :)

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