b) If a sphere of clay is flattened into a pancake, what properties of the clay sample will change and why? c) A student contends that they can fit 40 cubes that are 2 cm on a side into a rectangular prism whose dimensions are 6 cm by 4 cm by 12 cm. Is this contention legitimate? 3. State your answer and explain your reasoning. Show your work and/or provide example(s). a) If you are told that a cube has more tiny particles per cm than a cylinder with the same volume, what can you say about the masses of the two objects? b) Explain why volume is not a reasonable measure of size for two dimensional figures. c) How many square tiles with a perimeter of 120 cm would be needed to cover a 50 cm by 60 cm wall?