👉 Squeezeability is a concept in mathematics, particularly related to calculus and optimization. It refers to the ability of an object to be squeezed by another object without any significant change in its volume or shape. In other words, if you have two objects that are not touching each other but they can squeeze each other, it means that one object's volume is greater than the other's volume. This property is known as squeezing. For example, consider a cylinder and a cone. If you squeeze the cylinder

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