On a hot summer day, the water in an outdoor swimming pool feels much warmer in the afternoon than in the morning. Which is a valid claim about how the particles in the water change from the morning to the afternoon? A. They move slower. B. They have less energy. C. They get farther apart. D. They have a fixed position.

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Carly Parsons

Biology

19 July, 09:38

On a hot summer day, the water in an outdoor swimming pool feels much warmer in the afternoon than in the morning. Which is a valid claim about how the particles in the water change from the morning to the afternoon? A. They move slower. B. They have less energy. C. They get farther apart. D. They have a fixed position.

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Ciara Miller · Answer 1

A

Explanation:

When particles are colder like in the morning they move slower but since the sun shines stronger in the afternoon the particles move faster because the sun makes the particles move faster

Micheal Yoder · Answer 2

C. They get farther apart.

Explanation:

In the morning when weather is cool and humid, particles on water tends to gather at a place because the temperature of the water is cool. This changes to disperse and fast movement once the sun started to heat up the water.