Hlobsile Themba
Jul 20
Suggest two changes that can be made this wine glass to make it more stable?
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Jul 20
1. Increase the base of the wine glass to make it wider and more stable. This will provide a larger surface area for the glass to sit on and reduce the risk of tipping over.
2. Add a weighted bottom to the wine glass to lower its center of gravity and make it less likely to tip over. This can be achieved by incorporating a heavier material, such as lead or metal, into the base of the glass.
2. Add a weighted bottom to the wine glass to lower its center of gravity and make it less likely to tip over. This can be achieved by incorporating a heavier material, such as lead or metal, into the base of the glass.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 20
1. Increase the base diameter: A wider base will provide more stability, preventing the glass from tipping over easily.
2. Create a weighted bottom: Adding a heavier material, such as a metal disc or glass bead, to the bottom of the glass will increase its stability by lowering its center of gravity.
2. Create a weighted bottom: Adding a heavier material, such as a metal disc or glass bead, to the bottom of the glass will increase its stability by lowering its center of gravity.
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