Solids are considered rigid because they are difficult to deform or change their shape, maintaining their structural integrity.
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Solids are considered rigid because they are difficult to deform or change their shape, maintaining their structural integrity.
Solids are considered rigid because their particles are tightly packed and maintain fixed positions due to strong intermolecular forces, resulting in minimal movement and resistance to deformation.