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Which of the following would have the MOST thermal energy cup of hot soup mug of warm coffee bowl of cold soup bathtub full of warm water
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Which of the following would have the MOST thermal energy
cup of hot soup
mug of warm coffee
bowl of cold soup
bathtub full of warm water
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Answer: Cup of Hot soup
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cup of hot soup would have the most thermal energy
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