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Four pennies are heated to different temperatures. At which temperature would the particles in a penny have the most kinetic energy? O A. 50°F B. 35°F C. 75°F D. 90°F
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Four pennies are heated to different temperatures. At which temperature

would the particles in a penny have the most kinetic energy?
O A. 50°F
B. 35°F
C. 75°F
D. 90°F

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D. 90 degrees

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