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Question: Observation 1: Small animals typically have a faster metabolism (per mass) than larger animals. Observation 2: lumps of sugar dissolve in water more slowly than does powdered sugar. Which is relevant for the explanation of both observations? Group of answer choices Solubility increases with temperature Disorder increases entropy When area increases, volume increases too Splitting into small pieces increases total volume Splitting into small pieces increases total area .
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