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Wanda has a cube of sugar. She crushes it into a powder. What has changed about the sugar? a. shape b. volume c.shape and mass d.volume and mass

Wanda has a cube of sugar. She crushes it into a powder. What has changed about the sugar? a. shape b. volume c.shape and mass d.volume and mass
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Wanda has a cube of sugar. She crushes it into a powder. What has changed about the sugar?

a. shape
b. volume
c.shape and mass
d.volume and mass

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User James Bowler
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Mass always stays the same therefore it can’t be c and d. Volume stays the same because she is not removing anything. Therefore it is a
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