How is a solid fundamentally different from a liquid? A. one is hard and one is soft B. one is heavy and one is light C. one flows easily while one does not D. one's atomic particles are moving faster

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How is a solid fundamentally different from a liquid?

A. one is hard and one is soft
B. one is heavy and one is light
C. one flows easily while one does not
D. one's atomic particles are moving faster than the other's

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Answer:

How is a liquid fundamentally different from a gas?

Step-by-step explanation:

Anthony Mills answered Oct 11, 2019

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the answer would be D.

Faridul Khan answered Oct 14, 2019

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