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What does it mean that an iceberg is calved?
That is when a large chunk of it separates and becomes another, smaller, iceberg.
Do line segments have corners?
No, line segments only have a start and a stopping point, as they are a small chunk taken out of an infinitely continuing line.
Is a 10 gram chunk of iron smaller than a 10 gram chunk of aluminum?
Yes. Iron is denser than aluminium.
What is a chunk of asteroid that has broken off in outer space?
A Meteoroid if the chunk is boulder sized or smaller, or just another Asteroid if it is house-sized or bigger.
What A chunk of an asteroid that has broken off in outer space?
A Meteoroid if the chunk is boulder sized or smaller, or just another Asteroid if it is house-sized or bigger.
What is a huge chunk of ice that Moves overland?
An iceberg is a huge chunk of ice that can move overland when it breaks off from a glacier or ice shelf and is carried by ocean currents or pushed by winds.
What is an iceberg chunk called?
Fail ice floe is another possibility.
What is a large chunk of rock or metal much smaller than planets?
An asteroid or a meteoroid
What rock has colourless chunk that breaks apart into cubes and has no lustre and is soft enough to be scratched by fluorite?
Calcite perhaps (although it does not form cubes).
What is meaning of time chunk?
A time chunk refers to a specific period of time, usually broken down into manageable segments for easier organization or analysis. It can help individuals track their activities, manage their schedules, or optimize their productivity by focusing on one task within a designated time frame.
How should you chunk the word contribution?
The word "contribution" can be chunked into syllables as "con-trib-u-tion." This breaks it down into four distinct parts, making it easier to pronounce and understand. Each chunk represents a syllable that helps in articulating the word correctly.
What is a clustering in mnemonic devices?
Clustering or chunking is simply dividing a large chunk of information into smaller clusters or chunks to help deal with it. You can do this with anything! Look at any section of your textbook and you'll see the entire book is divided into chapters, which is one chunk; then into sections of the chapter, which is another chunk; then into subheadings, and so on.
