Physics, 22.10.2019 00:20 rockyroad19

Can someone explain to me what in the hell this asking?

have you ever observed what happens to a sports ball when it is left in the sun
all day, or left outside overnight? what questions could you ask about how a change in temperature
affects the air inside of a sports ball? the process of scientific inquiry often begins with questions
that can be answered by making observations. in today’s activity, you will be investigating how a
change in temperature affects a gas inside of a container. write a question about how changing
temperature affects a gas. (keep in mind, the question you ask must be one that can be answered
by making observations.)

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