When the air expands, it .............. .
(a) becomes solid
(b) becomes thinner
(c) gets lost
(d) becomes humid
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When the air expands, it becomes thinner due to the atomic collision decreases. '
This is the reason air becomes thinner during the expansion time.
The temperature manages the ideal heat of the substance. If the air expands, the temperature automatically decreases in a simple way.
So, the air becomes thinner due to such a reason.
The temperature is not directly passed on to the energy density.
It manages the average number of molecules.
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I think the thinner ok bye
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