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What happens to the temperature of an object if the kinetic energy increases?
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What happens to the temperature of an object if the kinetic energy increases?

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Answer: Well as kinetic energy increases the objects thermal energy also increase since thermal energy is and a example of an atom of kinetic energy.

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Answer: So if the kinetic energy increases, then the objects thermal energy increases.

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