Question

9 what happens to the shape of a solid when placed in different containers? a it fills from bottom up b it spreads out evenly c it takes the shape of the container d it maintains its original shape

Explanation:

Solids have a definite shape and volume. When placed in different containers, they do not change their shape as their particles are closely packed and held in a fixed position. Option A is a property of liquids (filling from bottom up). Option B is more related to gases (spreading out evenly). Option C is a property of liquids (taking the shape of the container).

Answer:

D. It maintains its original shape