A piece of heat-strengthened glass is dropped on the floor. It broke down into two smaller pieces of different size. From largest to smallest, rank the densities of pieces a, b, and C. C a A. a>b>c B. cannot he determined b

A piece of heat-strengthened glass is dropped on the floor. It broke down into two smaller pieces of different size. From largest to smallest, rank the densities of pieces a, b, and C. C a A. a>b>c B. cannot he determined b

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Chapter14: Heat And Heat Transfer Methods

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A piece of heat-strengthened
glass is dropped
on the floor. It broke down into two smaller
pieces of different size. From largest to
smallest, rank the densities of pieces a, b, and
C.
C
a
A. a>b>c
B. cannot he determined
C. a<b<c
D. a = b = c
b

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