CALCULATECALCULATE Mass Density ρ= m/V (grams/cm^3) Volume , V=(π*(d^2)* t)/4 (cm^3) Dime 6.6510.341 penny5.9240.422 quarter7.4070.765 Relative Uncertainty in mass δm/m (%)Relative Uncertainty in Diameter δd/d (%)Relative Uncertainty in Thickness δt/t (%) Dime0.0442.84.3571Penny 0.042.66.3289Quarter0.017642.12.2857 Relative Uncertainty in Volume δV/V = 2*δd/d + δt/t (%)Relative Uncertainty in Mass Density δρ/ρ = δV/V + δm/m (%) dime??penny??Quarter??

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CALCULATE	CALCULATE
	Mass Density ρ= m/V (grams/cm^3)	Volume , V=(π(d^2) t)/4 (cm^3)

Dime	6.651	0.341
penny	5.924	0.422
quarter	7.407	0.765

	Relative Uncertainty in mass δm/m (%)	Relative Uncertainty in Diameter δd/d (%)	Relative Uncertainty in Thickness δt/t (%)

Dime	0.044	2.84	.3571
Penny	0.04	2.66	.3289
Quarter	0.01764	2.12	.2857

	Relative Uncertainty in Volume δV/V = 2*δd/d + δt/t (%)	Relative Uncertainty in Mass Density δρ/ρ = δV/V + δm/m (%)
dime	?	?
penny	?	?
Quarter	?	?

ALCULATE CALCULATE Mass Density ρ= m/V (grams/cm^3) Volume , V=(π*(d^2)* t)/4 (cm^3)

ALCULATE CALCULATE Mass Density ρ= m/V (grams/cm^3) Volume , V=(π(d^2) t)/4 (cm^3)