Why is it nearly impossible to compress a liquid?A.The particles are spread so far apart that they do not affect one another.B.The particles have so much energy they move independently of one another.C.

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Why is it nearly impossible to compress a liquid?A.The particles are spread so far apart that they do not affect one another.B.The particles have so much energy they move independently of one another.C.The particles don't have enough energy to move out of their fixed positions.D.The particles are close together and can only slide past one another.

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Answer: the particles are close together and can only slide past one another

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