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7 March, 09:55

Two mugs of tea were made and their temperatures measured. Which statement correctly describes the characteristics of the particles in mug A compared to mug B?

The particles in mug A are moving more quickly.

The particles in mug A are moving more slowly.

The particles in mug A are moving at the same speed.

The particles in mug A are not moving.

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