Question 6 of 10 What is the relationship between temperature and kinetic energy?
O A. When all molecular motion stops, the temperature stops changing.
OB. As molecules move more quickly, the temperature increases.
C. As molecules slow down, the temperature starts to increase.
D. When all molecular motion stops, the temperature starts to
decrease

The answer is B. Molecules move more quickly as temperature increases.

When Allmond molecular motion stops, that is considered absolute zero. That does not mean that it cannot get colder, disapproving A.

C is just wrong.

D says when molecular motion stops the temperature STARTS to decrease, it was decreasing before it got there.

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