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Answer:

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B. the speed of the particles will increase because the thermal energy of the water in the beaker increases

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B. the water particles got smaller and now take up less space

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Answer:B

Explanation:As the water heats up the particles will speed up hitting and colliding with each other which makes the water hot

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