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Soap
Pencil
Toothpaste
Eraser
Ice
Candle
What else can I help you with?
Something that gets smaller as you use it?
An eraser
Is ml smaller than mg?
if this is a serious question then this is a possible answer ml is millilitre (volume) mg is milligram ( weight ) so a ml of something might be more than a mg less than a mg or equal to a mg you can only compare them if you use a specific substance
What metric unit do you use to find the length of a pencil?
Any metric unit would do. But it might be easier to pick something smaller than the length of the pencil, like a centimeter, or a millimeter.
Find the greatest common divisor in of 11 plus 7i and 18-i?
Use the division algorithm. If b = pa + r, then gcd(b,a) = gcd(a,r). Then you can apply the division algorithm again with a = qr + r' and gcd(a,r) = gcd(r, r'). Note that each time the square norm of the remainder gets smaller and smaller, so eventually this process will terminate and you can get the answer. Here, it should be 1.
When do you use a five number summary?
you use it when you laern something.................
Something that gets smaller as you use it?
An eraser
Name something that gets smaller when you use it?
soap
Name something that gets smaller the more you use it?
Soap Pencil Toothpaste Eraser Ice Candle
What gets smaller the more you use it?
soap, pencil, eraser
What is SOMETHING you use on your body the more you use it the thiner it gets?
Soap.
Its between your head and toes the more you use it the smaller it grows?
A bar of soap. It gets smaller with each use as it wears down from being used to wash.
What gets smaller as you use it?
a pencil, and an eraser
What gets smaller everytime you use it?
Soap
What is something you use that is smaller than an atom?
water
What is reducation?
To make smaller or use less of something
What does reduse mean?
It appears there may be a typo in your question. If you meant to ask about "reduce," it means to make something smaller in size, amount, or degree. It can also refer to simplifying something or making it more manageable.
Why would you use meter instead of centimeters?
If something is more than 100cm, it's easier to stick to the larger unit so that it seems smaller and more manageable.
