Question

If you have two glasses of water at the same temperature but one has twice as much water as the other one, the one with twice as much water also has twice as much thermal energy as the lesser one. Therefore, if the (fill in blank) remains the same, the thermal energy in an object increases if the (fill in blank) of the object increases.

Answer 1

i know it

Answer 2

hold on

Answer 3

Mmkay ! Pretty pic btw ,

Answer 4

one dollar will not make you rich, so if you keep this up, one dollar at ... envelopes and you are told one contains twice as much money as the other. .... freeze faster than cold water, even though it must pass the lower temperature if you have never made a mirror before, don't start with a large , thin mirror. ..... The best way to do it is to grind two blanks, one with the othery neighbor's bills are much lower than mine, even though they have children, and ... The rest of the house is fine, but one room is always too hot or too cold. ... for example If you turn your hot water heater off during the day, won't it cost more because .... The efficiency of furnaces has increased over the years, so the older a furnace is

Answer 5

and thx

Answer 6

those r the examples that can help you

Answer 7

Ooooh kay ?

Answer 8

can i get a medal

Answer 9

thx

Answer 10

What!? That is probably the most incomprehensible thing I've every tried to read.

How about "temperature" and "volume" to fill in the blanks.

Answer 11

That makes so much more sense eashmore ! I was even more confused when I read that . :(

Answer 12

And don't feel compelled to give medals if the answer is unhelpful! Thanks Eashmore.