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If the melting point of a certain amount of a solid is 50 degrees, what is the melting point of half that amount of the solid? 50 degrees 25 degrees 0 degrees 100 degrees
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If the melting point of a certain amount of a solid is 50 degrees, what is the melting point of half that amount of the solid? 50 degrees 25 degrees 0 degrees 100 degrees

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The answer is 25 degrees.
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