As the temperature increases, which of the following statements is correct? * (1 Point) b. Specific weight decreases for gases d. B+C a. Specific weight decreases for liquids c. Specific Gravity decreases for liquids

As the temperature increases, which of the following statements is correct? * (1 Point) b. Specific weight decreases for gases d. B+C a. Specific weight decreases for liquids c. Specific Gravity decreases for liquids

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As the temperature increases, which of
the following statements is correct?
(1 Point)
b. Specific weight decreases for
gases
d. B+C
a. Specific weight decreases for
liquids
c. Specific Gravity decreases for
liquids

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