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You have two rocks made of the same material that are at the same temperature. The first rock has three times the mass of the second rock. How does the thermal energy of the two rocks compare? A. The second
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You have two rocks made of the same material that are at the same

temperature. The first rock has three times the mass of the second rock. How
does the thermal energy of the two rocks compare?

A. The second rock has three times the thermal energy of the first rock
B. The first rick has six times the thermal energy of the second rock
C. The second rock has one-third as much thermal energy as the first rock
D. The rocks have the same amount of thermal energy

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I think it’s B hope that helped
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Answer:

the rocks have the same amount of thermal energy

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