What happens to the motion and the distance between atoms in a gas such as air when it is heated to a higher temperature? options:

The higher the temperature, the more the particles move, so they move faster and farther apart.

The higher the temperature, the less the particles move, so they move slower and spread apart.

Motion and distance of atoms in gas are not related to temperature.

The higher the temperature, the more the particles move, so they move faster and farther apart.

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Which of the following is an example of an opposing signal? no examplthates given.   i would say, that traffic lights in a city at major intersections direct the flow of traffic in opposite directions so would be an example.also, stop signs on either side of the same street would be an example. at a train crossing, the light for allowing car traffic in opposite directions or not would be another example.