8. Why did a portion of the tabletop get cold when Natasha placed her cold drink on the table?

A. The table's molecules were vibrating more slowly in that area.
B. The table's molecules had spread further apart in that area.
C. The table's molecules had gained energy in that area.
D. The table's molecules had become free of each other in that area.

Is it B?

Question

8. Why did a portion of the tabletop get cold when Natasha placed her cold drink on the table?

A. The table's molecules were vibrating more slowly in that area.
B. The table's molecules had spread further apart in that area.
C. The table's molecules had gained energy in that area.
D. The table's molecules had become free of each other in that area.

Is it B?

kendricklamar2014 · Answer

@Destinymasha and @HelpBlahBlahBlah and @DollyAcquah can you help me?

destinymasha · Answer

Not too sure about this one --- but I think B

kendricklamar2014 · Answer

@clara.university and @jennaknight03 and @Nurali can you help me?

kendricklamar2014 · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

I think @Destinymasha is right so I agree