Question

matter is made up of particles and can take the form of a solid, liquid, or gas. a particle is a tiny piece that makes up an object. gas particles behave differently than solid or liquid particles. gas has no definite shape or volume. it spreads out to take the shape of the container it is in. gas particles: - are spread far apart from each other - are spaced randomly - are free to move around quickly - have a high energy level. choose the correct answer. why do gas particles spread out to fill a balloon? the particles move freely. the particles have a definite shape. the particles are locked in place.

Explanation:

Gas particles move freely because they are spread far apart, spaced randomly, and have high energy. This allows them to fill the container (balloon) they are in. Solids have particles locked in place and definite - shaped particles, which is not the case for gases.

Answer:

The particles move freely.