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A bathtub is half full of warm water. How could the thermal energy of the water be increased? Check all that apply.
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A bathtub is half full of warm water. How could the

thermal energy of the water be increased? Check
all that apply.

User Gclaussn
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Answer: It is A,B. and C.= Add hot water to the tub.

Heat the water in the tub without adding more water.

Add more water at the same temperature to the tub.

Explanation: I got it correct.

User Dmarietta
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Answer: A. B and C

Step-by-step explanation:

I'm pretty sure this is right....

Have a great day :)

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