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Why do liquids flow? a. The particles do not move. b. The particles are tightly packed together. c. The particles are not in a fixed place. b. The particles vibrate.
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Why do liquids flow?

a. The particles do not move.
b. The particles are tightly packed together.
c. The particles are not in a fixed place.
b. The particles vibrate.

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The answer to your question would be C. Also you put two "B"'s XD
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