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The more you take away from me the larger i become what am i?
Hole.
What stone Take away two letter and add one more?
lol
What is 2 take away 1 more than before?
The answer depends on what was taken away before and since that is unknown, the question has no answer.
Which is correct take out or take away?
take away
When saying than does it mean add or subtract?
more the yours means to take away
The more you take away from me the larger i become what am i?
Hole.
What is the answer for I always get larger the more you take away from me?
A negative number.
The more you take away from something the larger it gets what is it?
A hole.
What grows larger each time you take something on it?
A scale grows larger each time you add weight to it.
Scrambled letters LHMES answers the the question to What grows the more you take away?
The only word formed by LHMES is helms.
What can be used until it is broken?
eggs
What do you do when taking away a larger fraction then what you have?
You do the same as what you would do if they were integers.If you want 8 - 12, the answer is -(12 - 8) = -4.You take the smaller away from the larger and put a negative sign in front.
What get more the more you take away?
A hole.
Does it take more force to pull a large item or more force to pull a small item?
The larger in weight would take more force Also, the larger if they are the same weight would take more force, because of friction and air resistance
Which will be bigger if one crystal is above and grows quickly and cools slowly and the one underground grows slowly in the warm?
If the crystal grows quickly then it is going to be the quicker one to grow, and thus larger, though not always the most valuable since underground crystals can take millions of years to come to be.
The more you take away from me the bigger I get - What am I?
a hole.
Why does it take less time for small to wear away than it does for large rocks to wear away?
Small rocks have a larger surface-to-volume ratio , and are therefore more quickly weathered compared to a large rock with a lower surface-to-volume ratio.
