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is it possible to have a shape with different dimensions while having the same volume ? can you give me a example or explanation please
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is it possible to have a shape with different dimensions while having the same volume ? can you give me a example or explanation please

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Consider a given volume of water. Its shape will conform to whatever shape container you put it in, yet the volume stays the same.
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