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Physics, 05.07.2019 19:30, Auttyrain7596

Asap. we will be gentle on grading this one because it is the first block (so effort but we want you to think through it and express your thoughts in writing. your score on this question is going to come from how you explain your thinking. imagine you have a wood block that is 4cm wide, 6cm long, and 10cm high. it weighs 100 grams. now imagine that you are cutting this block into 2 exactly equal halves. how does the volume of the new half-blocks compare with the original block?

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