Monday, January 25, 2010
Week2_Prompt#3
The energy in that soup may cause it to overflow. Simply because you might've left the boiling pot on too high. For example, the soup may be going through thermal expansion, but of course we don't know so we leave the water on. Let's say when we come back it overflooded. As i said the expansion plus temperature of the water met. So therefore they did both expand and rise the temperature to where it overflows.
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Good job Queen but your intro didn't say the answer or why. Also you forgot to capitalized the "i" in the prompt. But overall Queen, you did a great job.
ReplyDeleteYou left out a few parts to your answer. For one you didnt realy answer the question nor did you siht your resources.
ReplyDeleteGood job! You clearly answer the question and have an introduction and a conclusion. You may want to use another examples to support your response. What do we know about the particles of a liquid when they are heated? How does that effect the full pot?
ReplyDeleteGood job but you forgot to list some examples.
ReplyDeletei appreciate all your commments and thanks for criticizing me kindly and you spelled sight wrong AIR
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