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If an object possesses kinetic energy, then its temperature O increases O decreases O remains the same O will be equal to zero
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If an object possesses kinetic energy, then its temperature

O increases
O decreases
O remains the same
O will be equal to zero

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Increases. The kinetic energy is variable with one physical parameter and it is temperature. As we increase the temperature of the system, the velocity of the particles increases and as a result, their kinetic energy increases.
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