What can be inferred from the shape of the continents? a. the continents have always been in their current positions b. the continents were once all one land mass that broke apart c. the continents were once much larger before flooded by the oceans d. the shape has no pattern from the extreme coastal erosion

Substance 33°f 100°f peanut oil solid liquid margarine solid liquid chocolate chips solid liquid which conclusion fits the data in the table? a. heat chemically changes chocolate and margarine. b. all solids become liquid at 100°f. c. removing heat from a substance it to melt. d. matter may change shape when it is heated.