Pieces of something that are smaller than the whole thing.
-- To get tenths, you chop one thing up into 10 pieces. -- To get hundredths, you chop one thing up into 100 pieces. Naturally they have to be smaller than when you only chopped it into 10.
0.206 is smaller than 0.214 since 206/1000 is less than 214/1000, in one case you are dividing a thing into 1000 equal parts and taking 206 pieces and in the other case you are dividing the same thing into 1000 equal parts but taking 214 pieces (206 is smaller than 214)
When you divide anything into 750 pieces they will always be smaller than the same thing divided into 400 pieces .... so obviously divided by 400 is BIGGER than divided by 750.
The size of the square doesn't depend on how many pieces you cut it into. The more pieces it's divided into, the smaller the pieces have to be, but the whole thing is still the same four-inch square. If you could make something bigger by dividing it into more pieces, we'd all be buying steaks and roasts and making ground beef at home.
Pieces of something that are smaller than the whole thing.
Well the easiest thing to say is that the moon is smaller and lighter than earth.
-- To get tenths, you chop one thing up into 10 pieces. -- To get hundredths, you chop one thing up into 100 pieces. Naturally they have to be smaller than when you only chopped it into 10.
You can use a knife to chop or dice small things like vegetables or fruit into smaller pieces. Another option is to use a food processor to quickly and easily chop or blend ingredients into smaller bits.
The first thing to do when replacing a cigarette lighter on a 1995 Lexus ES300 is to remove the fuse for this from the fuse box and disconnect the battery. Then remove the clip on the back of the lighter and slide the metal part out the front. Insert the new metal liner and connect the rear clip. Place the fuse back in the fuse box and reconnect the battery.
The size of the whole thing doesn't matter. If you cut it into more pieces, then each piece has to be smaller. And if you cut it into fewer pieces, than the pieces are bigger.
0.206 is smaller than 0.214 since 206/1000 is less than 214/1000, in one case you are dividing a thing into 1000 equal parts and taking 206 pieces and in the other case you are dividing the same thing into 1000 equal parts but taking 214 pieces (206 is smaller than 214)
If you are talking about the piston it is in the cylinder house.(That's the thing with little flat pieces of metal sticking out of it.) You have to take off the whole motor to get to it.
Yes, aluminum is one of the lightest metals, with a density about one-third that of steel. It is commonly used in applications where weight is a critical factor, such as in the aerospace industry.
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.
"Yes, there are versions that are small enough to place on a workbench to make it easier to move around. Even though they are smaller, you will still be able to create professional bends in metal."
When you divide anything into 750 pieces they will always be smaller than the same thing divided into 400 pieces .... so obviously divided by 400 is BIGGER than divided by 750.