Question

question
which physical form(s) of matter have neither a definite volume nor definite shape? select all that apply.
select all that apply:
plasma
solid
liquid
gas

Explanation:

Plasma and gas are states of matter where particles are highly energetic and not closely packed. In plasma (like in stars), particles are ionized. In gas (e.g., air), particles move freely. Both expand to fill the container (no definite shape) and can be compressed or expand (no definite volume). Solids have definite shape and volume (particles fixed). Liquids have definite volume (particles close but can move) but take container's shape.

Answer:

plasma, gas