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How would you label the molecules shown in the sample above? ( A is wrong ) a. Sample A is cooler. Sample B is hotter. b. Sample A is hotter. Sample B is cooler. c. Samples A and B are the same temperature.
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How would you label the molecules shown in the sample above? ( A is wrong )
a. Sample A is cooler. Sample B is hotter.
b. Sample A is hotter. Sample B is cooler.
c. Samples A and B are the same temperature.
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it is b, sample a is hotter because the balls are not stagnant as they are moving around in the picture
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sample a is hotter sample b is cooler
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