Use the diagram to answer question 13.
so substance A looks like a row of three little circles on the top and bottom all organized (total six dots). substance b is all clumped together circles and is disorganized.
13. How can substance A and B be compared? Choose all that apply. (3 points)
***The particles of substance A have more energy than the particles of substance B.
The particles of substance A are more tightly held together than the particles of substance B.
The particles of substance A vibrate less than the particles of substance B.
***Substance A has a definite volume, and substance B does not.
***Substance A has a definite shape, and substance B does not.
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so its 2019 now not 2014..... they use the same questions every year :/
Look i go there too. I chose answer 3 and 5 but i may be wrong. :) good luck
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Based on the given diagram, we can observe the characteristics of substances A and B. Here's how we can compare them:
1. The particles of substance A have more energy than the particles of substance B:
This statement cannot be determined from the diagram. To compare the energy levels, we would need additional information about the motion or behavior of the particles.
2. The particles of substance A are more tightly held together than the particles of substance B:
This statement is supported by the diagram. Substance A is represented by a row of three organized circles, indicating that its particles are closely packed together. Substance B, on the other hand, is shown as clumped together circles, suggesting that its particles are not tightly held.
3. The particles of substance A vibrate less than the particles of substance B:
This statement cannot be determined from the diagram. The diagram does not provide any information about the motion or vibration of the particles.
4. Substance A has a definite volume, and substance B does not:
This statement is supported by the diagram. The organized arrangement of particles in substance A indicates that it has a definite volume, meaning it takes up a specific amount of space. Substance B, with its clumped and disorganized particles, does not have a definite volume.
5. Substance A has a definite shape, and substance B does not:
This statement is supported by the diagram. The row of three little circles in substance A suggests that it maintains a specific shape, while the clumped and disorganized circles in substance B indicate that it does not have a definite shape.
Based on the above analysis, the correct statements to compare substances A and B would be:
- The particles of substance A are more tightly held together than the particles of substance B.
- Substance A has a definite volume, and substance B does not.
- Substance A has a definite shape, and substance B does not.
Please note that these answers are specific to the given diagram and the information provided.