A scientific artist is assigned the task of drawing an illustration depicting particles of a solid. Which of the following best describes the drawing the illustrator
should make?
A spheres moving randomly and far apart
B. spheres dosely packed in a regular geometric pattern and vibrating in place
C. spheres moving randomly and vibrating in place
D. spheres sliding past one another and fairly close together
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