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Well, isn't that a lovely question! Balancing a cube on a stick may be easier because it has flat surfaces that can rest steadily on the stick. However, balancing a sphere can also be done with patience and practice, as its symmetrical shape allows for a different kind of balance. Just remember, there's no right or wrong answer here, just different ways to find balance and harmony in our world.
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Which shape is easier to balance on a stick a cube or a sphere?
Cube
Which is easier to balance on a stick a cube or a sphere?
A cube because when you blance a sphere it falls down but if you blance a cube it will be easir because a cube has for sides
Why a sucker stays in place on a flat surface?
because its not sphere-shaped so it wont roll and if it was a shere it still wouldn't because of the stick...
What is a 54 sided shape called?
Well, darling, a 54-sided shape is called a pentacontakaitetragon. But let's be real, who's out here casually talking about 54-sided shapes anyway? Stick to squares and circles, honey, they're much easier to work with.
What do you call a 230 sided shape?
A 230-gon. Luckily people gave up on naming particular sided shapes around the time you get to 20 sides. The convention after that is just to state the number of sides, and stick "gon" on the end.
Which shape is easier to balance on a stick a cube or sphere?
A sphere.
Which shape is easier to balance on a stick a cube or a sphere?
Cube
Which is easier to balance on a stick a cube or a sphere?
A cube because when you blance a sphere it falls down but if you blance a cube it will be easir because a cube has for sides
Why a person walking on a rope carries a long stick in his hands?
The long stick lower center of gravity and makes it easier to keep the balance.
How the shape of the walking stick helps the insect survive in its environment?
A walking stick gives balance and support for more efficient movement
What causes a water drop to form a sphere as it falls?
Surface tension causes the water drop to form a sphere as it falls. This is because the water molecules at the surface are attracted to each other more than to the air, creating a force that pulls the water drop into a spherical shape.
How do you land perfectly in gymnastics?
the main way is just to learn how to control your tricks and practice, practice, practice. but an easier way to stick is to spread your leg's further apart and stick your arms straight out for balance.
Why water drops are spherical?
If the drop is small enough, it is a perfect sphere. A sphere is the geometrical shape thathas the smallest surface area for its volume. The drop takes this shape because watermolecules tend to stick to each other. So, when not confined by a container, and withnothing around it to distort its shape, a very tiny water drop is perfectly round like aball because the water molecules are pulling inward toward each other.
Which every day object has two 3-D shapes?
A Tootsie-Pop has a cylinder (the stick) and a sphere (well pretty much a sphere).
Why does a water drop form a sphere?
Water (H2O) is very cohesive, meaning that its molecules tend to stick to each other. Cohesion of water is especially strong due to an H2O's ability to make up to 4 hydrogen bonds with other water molecules. This principle is also responsible for the common elementary experiment in which many drops of water are dropped on a penny head, yet the water manages to stay on top. Its cohesiveness is due to
What is the volume of a hockey stick?
dependes on the size and shape of your stick
What is the shape of a glue stick?
Like a short pencil without a point.
