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3. If the particles in an object begin to move more quickly, their average kinetic energy the object's temperature _and A. increases, falls B. decreases, rises C. increases, rises D. decreases, falls
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3. If the particles in an object begin to move more

quickly, their average kinetic energy
the object's temperature
_and
A. increases, falls
B. decreases, rises
C. increases, rises
D. decreases, falls

User Thom Schumacher
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C- The temperature increase allows particles to use up more friction kinetic energy of which is observed from the collision theory. - As temperature increases particles move more and have more energy. Hope this helps :)
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