How do I do it? 2. Precision of Measurements-Mass of Graduated Cylinder: 128.659ga.) Mass grad. Cylinder+H₂O(1) gramsTrial-1135.662gb.*) Calculate mass of 7mLH₂O(1) gramsc. *) Average Mass of 7mL of water3. Density3.A Density-SolidTrial-18.690gTrial-215.00cm³135.628g16.19 cm³gimd.*) Overall, even thou 7.00mL of water is measured in each case, why does the mass change slightly?Trial-3135.670ga.) Tared mass of solid(g)b.) Volume of water (cm³)c.) Volume of water and solid(cm³)d.*) Volume of solid(cm³)e.*) Based on the following densities (listed below) what is the likely identity of the solid?Dzinc-7.14g/cm³DCopper-8.96g/cm³ DTin=7.31g/cm³Trial-28.692g15.1cm3Trial-416.20cm³135.685gDLead=11.35g/cm³Trial-5135.654g

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2. Precision of Measurements -Mass of Graduated Cylinder: 128.659g a.) Mass grad. Cylinder +H₂O(1) grams Trial-1 135.662g b.*) Calculate mass of 7mL H₂O(1) grams c.*) Average Mass of 7mL of water 3. Density 3.A Density-Solid Trial-1 8.690g Trial-2 15.00cm³ 135.628g d. *) Overall, even thou 7.00mL of water is measured in each case, why does the mass change slightly? 16.19 cm³ Trial-3 135.670g a.) Tared mass of solid(g) b.) Volume of water(cm³) c.) Volume of water and solid(cm³) d.*) Volume of solid (cm³) e.*) Based on the following densities (listed below) what is the likely identity of the solid? Dzine 7.14g/cm3³ DCopper 8.96g/cm³ DTin=7.31g/cm³ Trial-2 8.692g 15.1cm3 Trial-4 16.20cm³ 135.685g DLead 11.35g/cm³ Trial-5 135.654g

2. Precision of Measurements -Mass of Graduated Cylinder: 128.659g a.) Mass grad. Cylinder +H₂O(1) grams Trial-1 135.662g b.) Calculate mass of 7mL H₂O(1) grams c.) Average Mass of 7mL of water 3. Density 3.A Density-Solid Trial-1 8.690g Trial-2 15.00cm³ 135.628g d. ) Overall, even thou 7.00mL of water is measured in each case, why does the mass change slightly? 16.19 cm³ Trial-3 135.670g a.) Tared mass of solid(g) b.) Volume of water(cm³) c.) Volume of water and solid(cm³) d.) Volume of solid (cm³) e.*) Based on the following densities (listed below) what is the likely identity of the solid? Dzine 7.14g/cm3³ DCopper 8.96g/cm³ DTin=7.31g/cm³ Trial-2 8.692g 15.1cm3 Trial-4 16.20cm³ 135.685g DLead 11.35g/cm³ Trial-5 135.654g

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