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For most objects, when they are heated they:O A. always have a phase change.a .O B. get smaller.C. always have a temperature increase.D. get bigger.SUBMIT
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For most objects, when they are heated they:O A. always have a phase change.a .O B. get smaller.C. always have a temperature increase.D. get bigger.SUBMIT

For most objects, when they are heated they:O A. always have a phase change.a .O B-example-1
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We know that when we heat an object they expand which means that they get bigger, therefore, the answer is D.

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