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Below is a model of a substance before and after a student changes the state of the substance. Based on the model above, which TWO of the following would explain this change in state? A. Increase temperature
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Below is a model of a substance before and after a student changes the state of the substance.

Based on the model above, which TWO of the following would explain this change in state?

A. Increase temperature of the substance
B. Increase pressure of the substance
C. Decrease temperature of the substance
D. Decrease pressure of the substance
E. The temperature and pressure did not play a part in the change of state

Below is a model of a substance before and after a student changes the state of the-example-1
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Answer:A, and D i think

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