The speed of a system of particles increases. Which of the following quantities must also increase? (Select all that are correct.) The heat of the system The thermal energy of the system O The temperature of the system

The speed of a system of particles increases. Which of the following quantities must also increase? (Select all that are correct.) The heat of the system The thermal energy of the system O The temperature of the system

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

Section: Chapter Questions

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The speed of a system of particles increases. Which of the following quantities
must also increase? (Select all that are correct.)
The heat of the system
The thermal energy of the system
The temperature of the system

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