How do you determine the thermal energy of an object? a Add 273 to the temperature.
b Calculate the average molecular kinetic energy.
C Subtract 273 from the temperature.
d
Add the kinetic energy of all its individual
molecules.

Hey there

Your answer should be B Calculate the average molecular kinetic energy.

It is not A nor C because 273 has no significance in calculating the thermal energy of an object.

Nor is it D Add the kinetic energy of all its individual

molecules, because that is physically impossible, I mean can you imagine adding up billions of atoms energy that is unreasonible.

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