Is a butter knife wedge?
Yes, a butter knife can be considered a wedge.
A wedge is a simple machine that consists of a triangular-shaped object that is used to split objects apart or lift them up. The butter knife has a triangular blade that is used to spread butter or other soft substances. When the knife is inserted into the butter and twisted, the wedge shape of the blade separates the butter into smaller pieces. The knife can also be used to lift the butter up onto a piece of bread or toast.
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