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Which of the statements below are true of the substance represented in the diagram?

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Which of the statements below are true of the substance
represented in the diagram?
O a
The substance in container C exhibits a
greater amount of kinetic energy than the substance
in container A.
O b
Container B has the highest number of particles.
The kinetic energy between the particles in container
B is greater than the kinetic energy in container C.
O d
The particles in container B are moving at a greater
speed than the particles in container C.
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