Show solutions 1. Calculate the density in grams/cm and grams/in?.DIMENSIONS:стinLengthWidth15.96.341.6Thickness1.2Volumecmin190.812.1Mass of wooden blockKg1440.144Density of wooden blockg/mlkg/ml Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 326.1Mass of empty graduated cylinder (grams) 26Volume of water (ml)Mass of graduated cylinder + water (grams)|35.5Mass of water (grams)Density of water (grams/ml)26.19.69.69.635.69.5|0.9935.59.50.999.40.98Average density of water =,PART II: PIPETTETrial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3Mass of empty beaker (grams) 68.1Volume of water (ml)Mass of beaket + water (grams) 77.5Mass of water (grams)Average weight of water|68.068.010101077.577.59.49.59.5

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1. Calculate the density in grams/cm? and grams/in?. DIMENSIONS: cm in Length 15.9 6.3 Width 4 1.6 Thickness 3 1.2 Volume cm in 190.8 12.1 Mass of wooden block Kg 144 0.144 Density of wooden block g/ml kg/ml

1. Calculate the density in grams/cm? and grams/in?. DIMENSIONS: cm in Length 15.9 6.3 Width 4 1.6 Thickness 3 1.2 Volume cm in 190.8 12.1 Mass of wooden block Kg 144 0.144 Density of wooden block g/ml kg/ml

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1. Calculate the density in grams/cm and grams/in?.
DIMENSIONS:
ст
in
Length
Width
15.9
6.3
4
1.6
Thickness
1.2
Volume
cm
in
190.8
12.1
Mass of wooden block
Kg
144
0.144
Density of wooden block
g/ml
kg/ml

Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3
26.1
Mass of empty graduated cylinder (grams) 26
Volume of water (ml)
Mass of graduated cylinder + water (grams)|35.5
Mass of water (grams)
Density of water (grams/ml)
26.1
9.6
9.6
9.6
35.6
9.5
|0.99
35.5
9.5
0.99
9.4
0.98
Average density of water =,
PART II: PIPETTE
Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3
Mass of empty beaker (grams) 68.1
Volume of water (ml)
Mass of beaket + water (grams) 77.5
Mass of water (grams)
Average weight of water
|68.0
68.0
10
10
10
77.5
77.5
9.4
9.5
9.5

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