Which answer choice correctly states and describes the relationship between volume and particle motion within the states of matter? They have a stable relationship, so the volume and particle motion for a state of matter are equal to each other at all times. They do not have any relationship, so they do not affect each other. They have a direct relationship, so when the volume for a state of matter increases, its particle motion increases. They have an indirect relationship, so when the volume for a state of matter increases, its particle motion decrease
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wellccording to me its an indirect relationship because when the volume increses the particle motion decrease simply because
volume is the amount of matter contained in a body so when you have less you can move easily but when you have more you move slowly like a fat person so that ls also applied to particle motion
of volume increases then the particle motion decreases because it will have to over come the volume on it
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They have a direct relationship, so when the volume for a state of matter increases, its particle motion increases.
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