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Which property is shared by solids and liquids? A. solids and liquids do not share a property B. Definite volume C. Are compressible and have a definite shape D. Definite shape E. Compressible
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Which property is shared by solids and liquids?

A. solids and liquids do not share a property

B. Definite volume

C. Are compressible and have a definite shape

D. Definite shape

E. Compressible

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your answer is B all solids & liquids have definite volume
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

all solids and liquids have a definite volume

Shape Volume Compressibility

SOLID D D NOT POSSIBLE

LIQUID I D POSSIBLE

GAS I I POSSIBLE

I STANDS FOR INDEFINITE

D STANDS FOR DEFINITE

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