Which of the following is true about the shape of solids, liquids, and gases? A. Solids keep their shape. Gases and liquids take the shape of their container. B. Solids, liquids and gases each take the shape of their container. C. Gases keep their shape. Liquids and solids take the shape of their container. D. Gases, liquids and solids do not change shape.

Which statements about gases are true?They don't change in volumeThey are fluids that change shape depending on their containerThey tend to fill the entire space of their containerThey change volume depending on their containerI'm not sure

How are solids, liquids, and gases similar? How are they different? Consider volume, shape, movement of particles, amount of energy, attractive forces, space between particles, and compressibility.

Which statements about liquids are true?They don't change in volumeThey are fluids that change shape depending on their containerThey tend to fill the entire space of their containerThey change volume depending on their containerI'm not sure

Statements: All liquids are solids. Some solids are gases. All gases are cloudsConclusion:I. Some clouds are solids         II. Some clouds are liquidsIII. Some gases are liquids      IV. Some solids are cloudsChoices:- None follows Only I and II follow Only III and IV follow Only I and IV follow

How are solids and gases different from one another?ResponsesSolids have no definite shape, while gases have no definite volume.Solids have no definite shape, while gases have no definite volume.Solids have no definite volume, while gases have a definite shape.Solids have no definite volume, while gases have a definite shape.Solids have a definite shape, while gases have no definite volume.Solids have a definite shape, while gases have no definite volume.Solids have a definite volume, while gases have a definite shape.Solids have a definite volume, while gases have a definite shape.