2. Which of the following states of water are described in the passage? A liquid, gas, and ice B liquid and gas only Cliquid and ice only D gas only

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2. Which of the following states of water are described in the passage?

A liquid, gas, and ice
B liquid and gas only Cliquid and ice only
D gas only

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i think it’s A but we need the passage to see what he has put

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I hope this helps I think it’s

A liquid,gas, and ice

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