smaller pieces
OK. Think about it. 0.3 is three tenths. 0.5 is five tenths. If you take a board and cut it into ten equal-sized pieces, you have tenths. So.... would three of those tenths be bigger or smaller than five of those tenths? Smaller.
one quarter is the largest, one eighth is more(8)of smaller and 1/4 is less(4)of Bigger pieces
one seventh cause there is less to split the circle with ---- One-seventh is greater. If you divide something into seven pieces, each piece is bigger than if you divide it into eight pieces. The more pieces, the smaller each piece has to be. Half an hour (1/2) is bigger than a quarter of an hour (1/4).
The fraction with the smaller denominator has fewer pieces in the whole. So each piece must be bigger.
Fourths are much bigger than tenths. They are so much bigger that it only takes FOUR of them to make one whole something. Tenths are smaller; it takes TEN of them to make the same whole something. Make 2 identical strawberry rhubarb pies. Cut one into FOUR equal pieces. Cut the other into TEN equal pieces. If you give out a piece from the one cut into 4 pieces, and a piece from the one cut into 10 pieces, which piece will be larger? The first pie is cut into fourths, and the second is cut into tenths.
4th's are bigger as something divided into only 4 pieces means the pieces are bigger, compared to something divided into 7 smaller pieces.
You smash a rock with a bigger rock
The smaller pieces have more total surface area with which to interact with the liquid, thus the liquid can disolve them faster than the whole marshmallow.
No. A fifth is bigger because the pieces are bigger, rather than an eighth would have to be cut into smaller pieces.
while it depends on the cook, it helps to experiment.
greater surface area to volume ratio greater the rate of dissolution it will dissolve faster if broken into smaller pieces hence smaller = faster
yes the bigger it is, the juicer. thae smaller it is, less juice
so that they cook uniformly. smaller pieces will cook faster than big pieces
They cool faster when cut into pieces because the surface area has been increased.
The smaller the particle the faster it dissolves. This is because the process by which a solute dissolves takes place at the surface of the solvent. That means the larger the surface area of a particle or solute, the faster the solute will dissolve.
OK. Think about it. 0.3 is three tenths. 0.5 is five tenths. If you take a board and cut it into ten equal-sized pieces, you have tenths. So.... would three of those tenths be bigger or smaller than five of those tenths? Smaller.
When you break up a solid into smaller pieces it dissolves faster when you have big pieces of the solid you have to wait for the substance that is dissolving it ti be picked up by the object that is being dissolved but when the pieces are smaller it dissolves faster because their smaller and the substance dissolving the object get picked up much faster