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Which explains why a gas does not have a fixed shape? Select one: A. The particles have very high speeds. B. The particles are not compressible. C. The particles are charged. D. The particles vibrate.
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Which explains why a gas does not have a fixed shape?

Select one:
A. The particles have very high speeds.
B. The particles are not compressible.
C. The particles are charged.
D. The particles vibrate.

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a gas doesn't have a fixed shape because the amount of space between the molecules in gas can change easily. B. the particles are not compressible
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