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What is used to separate the text into smaller more manageable units?
The process of parsing.
List three different techniques artists have used to convey the illusion of deep space on a two-dimensional surface?
They have used color. They also use a lot of shading. One effective method is to make things closer bigger and things farther away smaller.
What gets smaller the more you add to it?
sugar
What is smaller than a cannon ball?
Very many things. An ant, for example.
Why do you have to simplify your sum?
to make your answer smaller and to make it more resonable
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