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When a fluid is heated, what changes occur? It becomes less dense and begins to rise. It becomes more dense and begins to rise. It becomes less dense and begins to sink. It becomes more dense and begins
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When a fluid is heated, what changes occur?

It becomes less dense and begins to rise.

It becomes more dense and begins to rise.

It becomes less dense and begins to sink.

It becomes more dense and begins to sink.

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The answer to this question is A. It becomes less dense and begins to rise.
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