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Please help! I don’t have the necessary items to do the activity. 1. Observe each object by itself and record your observation in the data table. You should record if you think …

Please help! I don’t have the necessary items to do the activity. 1. Observe each object by itself and record your observation in the data table. You should record if you think …
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Please help! I don’t have the necessary items to do the activity.

1. Observe each object by itself and record your observation in the data table. You should record if you think it is a solid, liquid or gas and why?

2. Put each object individually in the large cup and pour the object into the smaller cup. Record what happens? Does the size of the object change?

3. Record if you think the object is a solid, liquid or gas.

Please help! I don’t have the necessary items to do the activity. 1. Observe each-example-1
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Answer: jar for 1 team!!!!

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