Suppose you have 2 pieces of ice with the same volume but in different shapes. If one of the pieces has a greater surface area than the other, it will cool a beverage faster than the ice with less surface

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Milson asked Oct 21, 2022

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Suppose you have 2 pieces of ice with the same volume but in different shapes. If one of the pieces has a greater surface area than the other, it will cool a beverage faster than the ice with less surface area.

Describe 2 different pieces of ice that have the same volume, but have different surface areas

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Milson asked Oct 21, 2022

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Answer:I recommend trying a rectangle ice and a square shaped ice that are the same volume.

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Sorry if I get it wrong pls let me know what I did so I could learn from my mistakes.

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