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Metal bridges can be affected by very hot temperatures on a summer day. Which of these statements describes how a metal bridge is affected by temperature? Select two answers.
Responses
A The metal contracts and becomes less stable. The metal contracts and becomes less stable.
B The molecules of the bridge move more slowly. The molecules of the bridge move more slowly.
C The molecules of the bridge move more quickly. The molecules of the bridge move more quickly.
D The metal of the bridge expands. The metal of the bridge expands.
E The metal bridge is unaffected by the temperature. The metal bridge is unaffected by the temperature.
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C and D.
Heating makes the atoms/molecules move more quickly (higher kinetic energy), which causes the metal to expand (thermal expansion).
Heating makes the atoms/molecules move more quickly (higher kinetic energy), which causes the metal to expand (thermal expansion).
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