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What type of energy is needed to cut a piece of wood into smaller pieces with a saw?
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mechanical energy
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When a sugar dissolves in water it breaks into smaller and smaller pieces what is the smallest piece sugar can break into and still be sugar?
an atom of sugar
How can a piece of cloth measuring 3.5metre be torn into smaller pieces each measuring 50 cm in length?
upasana has a piece of cloth that measures 3.5 meters . How many smaller pieces can she make of each measuring 50 centimeter in length
A piece of rope is cut into two smaller pieces The ratio of their lengths is 2.7 to 4.5 The longer piece measures 12.8 feet?
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Is 3 out of 8 larger then 1 out of 3?
No, because one piece of of a whole (total of three pieces), determines that the pieces are going to be bigger than if a whole had to be divided into 8 pieces. Three smaller pieces out of the whole of 8 just doesn't equal the same amount as one large piece of of 3.
The particles in two pieces of chocolate has the same average energy of motion one piece has more mass than the other which piece is at a higher temperature?
the answer is the piece that has more mass
Can you cut a three piece cake in to four pieces?
yes of course espesially if you cram it all in your mouth at the same time!
How do you cut granite in RuneScape?
To get it from the mine, you use a pickaxe. To cut it into smaller pieces, you use a chisel on a larger piece of granite. Or, if you have a chisel in your toolbelt, just click on the piece of granite.
If you had a piece of rod 200m long how many smaller pieces of 20.6 cm could you get and how much would be left over?
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What happens when a nuculer bomb hits you?
Well, you are turned into tiny radioactive pieces, each smaller than a single piece of dust.
How do you spell pieces?
The plural form of the noun 'piece' is spelled pieces, just as in your question.
How many pieces of lumber 1 inches wide will be needed to cover a inch wide space?
One piece will suffice.
Why is the product of two fractions smaller than two fractions thet were multiplied?
That's only true if the fractions are "proper" fractions ... with numerator smaller than denominator. The reason is: If you take (a piece less than the whole thing) out of (a piece less than the whole thing), you wind up with a piece smaller than either of the original pieces.
