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Sanding a bat is import tant because you need the right mass.

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The the text winning properties says that important properties in baseball bats can be the size, shape, and material.Other

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Some properties that are important is

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Sanding a bat affects the mass of the bat because its adding more mass wene you sand it. there for the mass changes up there would be more mass

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the i know it is dense is

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the grains help me because the book tells me the difference the book says "Ash has less mass than Maple and Maple has more mass than Ash does''

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Some winning properties are/is the mass in a bat because the less the mass the faster the batter swings.

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The important properties of a bat is the barrel, and the density. I think the barrel of the bat is important because that is what you use to hit the ball. I also think that the density important to the bat because that is what makes the bat strong.

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The properties that are important in a bat are size volume and mass.An example is a snowman a teapot and a baseball bat . I found the important properties of a bat on page 9 in the article Winning Properties.

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the properties that are important in a bat are texture,

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The properties that are important in a bat are how big the bat is, how much it ways and the grain of the bat .I think this because In the article Winning Properties it stated that a player would want a bat for how big it is, how much it ways and the grain of the bat.

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2 Looking at the grains in the wood can help you see if it is dense by cheeking if the matter is compact together,if it is that means the bat is dense.

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Sanding a bat

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According to our book winning properties sanding a bat will affect its mass because it shaves off extra wood to shape and get it to the right size.For example when you scrape corn of the cob the cob becomes smaller because the corn fell off.

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Sanding a bat affects its mass because the worker for the bats sands the bat after the bat goes onto the lathe. The worker then sands the bat again for a smooth texture to get the bat to the right mass. (Source from Spinning the Billets).

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Ritvik Talwani  3,         Sanding a bat affects its mass by making the bat have the right mass and making it have a smooth texture. An example is when a worker makes the bat he cover it with sand.I found this evidence on page 5 in the article Winning Properties.

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Ritvik Talwani  3,         Sanding a bat affects its mass by making the bat have the right mass and making it have a smooth texture. An example is when a worker makes the bat he cover it with sand.I found this evidence on page 5 in the article Winning Properties.

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Sanding the bat affects its mass because if the player wants the bat a particular wight, you can sand the bat off to that wight. it said that on page 5 under the picture.It makes it lighter because like water you take away some wood or water it gets lighter but when you put the water back it gets heaver.

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by sanding a bat it can effect the mass because if you sand a bat the bat will have less mass than it did before because it will take mass away from the bat. I got this from my back round knowledge when I sanded my own bat. It got a little bit smaller than it was before.

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Sanding the bat effects the mass by "shaving" it off and making the bat lighter than it was before. For example on page number 5 it says"this shaves off wood to get it to the right mass.

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Sanding a bat affects the mass of a bat by taking away some mass.Winning Properties page  5 paragraph Sanding Down  sentence 2 says " This shaves off wood to get it to the right mass." I chose  this example because it s

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Sanding a bat affects its mass because when you order a certain mass,length, and model. The model tells the exact shape the bat will take . One bat can have many slight changes in shape compared to another bat. that was stated from "national geographic Explore". that was on page 5.

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You can see how dense the grains are because of how tight the grains are. For example, on page 4 paragraph 2 it said that the more tighter the grains are the more dense it is, and usually it doesn't brake easily. If the grains are crooked then usually it leads to a weaker bat. That's why baseball players want a tighter and stronger bat.

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sanding a bat affects it's mass because in the picture the extra shards of wood takes up space and adds to the mass but if you take the shards off it decreases the mass.

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According to winning properties looking at grains helps you if its dense because dense means tightly packed together the tighter the grains are the more dense it is. For example a field of wheat the closer each plant is to each other the denser it is

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Matter is anything or anyone that takes up space,according to page two in "winning properties".You are

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looking at the grains of a bat helps you know if it is dense because if the grains are not dense the bat will brake easyr

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looking at the grains of wood can tell you that the bat is dense or not because you will be able to see the type of grain and some grains are denser than others. an example is maple and ash. maple is more dense than ash. I got this from the text, Winning Properties on pg 7 it shows a photo of maple and ash grains the two grains are different coolers so you will be able to tell them apart also the maple grain is denser than the ash grain.

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1 Matter is anything that may take up space gust like a item in a room.On page 2 it said matter is a book a page and anything that you can put in your hand.

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Matter is anything or anyone that takes up space according to page 2 in winning properties.Some examples are bats,chairs and you are matter and I am matter.Anything can be matter.

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Matter is something that takes up space. You are matter we all are. the reason for that is on page 2 it has the definition of matter another example of matter is on every page the book is matter every page is too.

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Looking at the grains help the bat because on page 7 it shows you maple grain and ash grain. And if you look at the grains you can see the weak spots that you didn't see before.

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you can tell the bat is dense by looking at the grains can tell that the spacing of grains to check how dense it is, or how tightly it's matter is packed down together.

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The way that looking at grains in a bat can help you know if the bat is dense is that the closer grains are the more density the bat has. I got this information from Inspecting the Wood.

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the grains on the bats help you know if the bat is dense because on page 4 if the grains are spaced apart it is not strong but if they are close or packed together it is strong and the matter is packed together.

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Looking at the grains in wood helps you know if it is dense because if you look closely at the grains in the wood  to make sure  they are straight and even spaced.Also If a player  had a crooked bat the bat would break. on page 4 it states crooked grains may lead to weaker bats. For example the worker Also it states that baseball players want the grains to be dense for a stronger bat.

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Looking at the grains on the wood  helps you know if the bat is dense because the closer the grains the more density it has.An example of this is a inspector looking at the spacing of the grains to see how dense it is Winning Properties page 4 paragraph 3 sentence 1. I chose this example because it shows the answer to the question

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by looking at the grains in wood you will know that the bat is dense because some grains are stronger,more compact and some can break more than others.An example is ash and maple grains.ash has less mass than maple.

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By looking at the grains I an tell that the spacing of the grains to tell how dense or not.An example of how dense it is if a maple bat spacing is closer it is more dense.I found my answer on page 4 in the article Winning Properties.

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on pg 2 the text says that ''matter is anything that takes up space''so I am matter and all slids liquids and gases are matter.

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The text said on page 2 matter is anythang  that takes up space

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Matter is anything that takes up space.For example on page 8 and 9 the big baseball bat is made out of steel and that is matter including you.I know this because on page 2 the book gives you the definition of matter.

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On pg 2 the text states that '' matter is anything that takes up space''.

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Matter is anything that takes up space.For example on page five in the book Winning Properties there is a picture of a wooden bat. I chose the bat for my example because right when you open to the page the bat is right there in your face when you open to the page, and because I think the bat is the best example in the artical.

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Matter is anything that takes up space. Like a
book.

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matter is anything that takes up space and on pg 2(winning properties) the text says this book is matter and some properties are color, texture, shape and size. To be more specific matter is anything that has mass.

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Looking at the grains in the wood can make a difference because if the grains are crooked it might lead to a weaker bat.I got that from page 4 on paragraph 2.If the player has a bat that has crooked grains the bat might break when the player hits the ball. Baseball player want the grains to be dense for a stronger bat.

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Matter is any object that has mass. Matter has  mass A it takes up space I got my information on page 2 in the article Winning Properties an example of matter is a person because it takes up space.

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Matter is anything that takes up space.(Winning Properties) an example of matter is a chair Pg 2 sentence #4.I chose this example because it is a common thing used by everyone and some people might not have known that a chair is matter

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Matter is something is

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Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space, for example a chair is matter because your chair is taking up space that your siting in.

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According to our text matter is anything that  has mass and takes up space everything is matter including you.Because it has an amount of mass big or small and it takes up an amount of space.Everything that exists is matter

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Matter is anything that takes up space.

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According to page 7 of winning properties matter is anything that has mass and takes up space, the floor is matter, your chair is matter, you are matter!

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Matter is anything in the universe that takes up space.I got this info from the article, Winning Properties.An example is a bat. A bat takes up space because it is made of matter.

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Matter is something or someone that takes up space. For example on page 2 it said that matter is anything that takes up space. It also showed me an example, such as, you are made of matter and I am made of matter. Matter is every where.

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Matter is stuff that takes up space in an object. An example of matter is a pencil. (Source from Winning properties).

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Matter is anything that takes up space.I got that from the text, on page 2 it also said this book is matter.for example you can't go through the book.(it takes up space )

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1. What is matter?

2. How can looking at the grains in wood help you know if it is dense?

3. How does sanding a bat affect its mass?

4. What propert ies are important in a bat?

5. What kind of matter do you measure in your everyday life?