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How can you describe a cylinder to someone who never seen one?
Draw a circle on paper. Then draw a bazillion more circles, all the same exact size as the first circle, and stack all of them up in a stack on top of the first circle.
What is the verb phrase in you could never have moved that tree by ourselves?
"Could have moved" is the verb phrase, but the reflexive pronoun (ourselves) doesn't agree with its antecedent (you).You could never have moved that tree yourself (yourselves if you is plural).ORWe could never have moved that tree ourselves.
Why do you need equivalent fractions?
What would our world be like without fractions? Our language would certainly change! You could never tell a friend to break a cookie in "half" to share with you. You could only tell them to break it into two pieces. A glass containing water could never be described as "half full." How could you describe this glass? There would be no such thing as "half past the hour" with timekeeping. You could never say you are "halfway" there when traveling. Obviously, fractions are truly an important part of our language. They are equally important for mathematics. the reason you need equivalent Fractions is because that it is the only way to add or subtract fractions. You do not need equivalent fractoins when you multiply or divide though
How would you describe a sapphire to someone who has never seen one?
It is a diamond that is different shades of blue and is the birthstone of September. It is quite famous. The mineral class s corundum. A sapphire is made deep within the earth and is made with aluminum oxide and is formed when is exposed in heat.
How can you explain a cylinder to someone who has never seen one?
a cylinder is like a can
