Question

solid liquid gas definite shape a b c a choose choose variable volume definite volume variable shape b choose c choose

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the properties of solids, liquids, and gases:

For Region A (Solid and Liquid Overlap):

Solids have a definite shape and definite volume; liquids have a variable shape but definite volume. So the overlap (A) shares "Definite Volume".

For Region B (Liquid and Gas Overlap):

Liquids have definite volume but variable shape; gases have variable volume and variable shape. So the overlap (B) shares "Variable Shape".

For Region C (Gas Only):

Gases have no definite shape and variable volume (they expand to fill their container). So region C is "Variable Volume".

Final Answers:

• A: Definite Volume
• B: Variable Shape
• C: Variable Volume

(If the question is about one region, apply the above logic. For example, if selecting for A, the answer is "Definite Volume"; for B, "Variable Shape"; for C, "Variable Volume".)

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze the properties of solids, liquids, and gases:

For Region A (Solid and Liquid Overlap):

Solids have a definite shape and definite volume; liquids have a variable shape but definite volume. So the overlap (A) shares "Definite Volume".

For Region B (Liquid and Gas Overlap):

Liquids have definite volume but variable shape; gases have variable volume and variable shape. So the overlap (B) shares "Variable Shape".

For Region C (Gas Only):

Gases have no definite shape and variable volume (they expand to fill their container). So region C is "Variable Volume".

Final Answers:

• A: Definite Volume
• B: Variable Shape
• C: Variable Volume

(If the question is about one region, apply the above logic. For example, if selecting for A, the answer is "Definite Volume"; for B, "Variable Shape"; for C, "Variable Volume".)