mariasanchez47 mariasanchez47

06-05-2015
Mathematics

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If the volume of sand is increasing at a constant rate, is the height increasing at a constant rate? Explain.

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2019cbai 2019cbai

06-05-2015

It does not necessarily mean that the height will rise although I it could rise.this is because volume is what is inside your shape. It could spread out more and have more volume. If you think I'm smart let me tell you I'm only in 4th grade not bragging

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