**Title: Understanding Graduated Cylinders****Objective:**Provide the measurements for the 10 mL and 100 mL graduated cylinders shown.**Description:**Graduated cylinders are commonly used in laboratories to measure liquid volumes accurately. Let's examine the measurements for two different sizes of graduated cylinders: 10 mL and 100 mL.**Observation:**1. **10 mL Graduated Cylinder:** - The cylinder is filled to the 8 mL mark. - Each minor line represents an additional 1 mL increment.2. **100 mL Graduated Cylinder:** - The cylinder is filled to the 8 mL mark. - Each minor line represents an additional 10 mL increment.**Summary:**In this example, the smaller 10 mL graduated cylinder contains 8 mL of liquid, while the larger 100 mL graduated cylinder also contains 8 mL of liquid. This illustration demonstrates how to read the meniscus level accurately in different sized cylinders.**Key Points:**- Always read the meniscus at eye level.- Ensure accuracy by using the correct cylinder size for your measurements. Understanding the use of graduated cylinders is essential for accurately measuring liquids in laboratory settings.

In the measurement for the cylinder, we consider only the lower line of the filling substance.

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Give the measurements for the 10 and 100 ml graduated cylinders shown. 60 50 10 ml 40 30 20 10

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Chapter1: Matter, Measurements, And Calculations

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Problem 1.20E

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