LABORATORY ACTIVITY DISCHARGE MEASUREMENT USING MEASURING TANK ase Answer the following: Measurement: How can a measuring tank be used to measure discharge? What role does the physical property of the fluid play in the discharge of the fluid in experimentation? How does the value of the discharge change if the volume is bigger? What are the different things can affect how much fluid comes out of a tube, even though they all have the same volume when they are being used in experiments.

LABORATORY ACTIVITY DISCHARGE MEASUREMENT USING MEASURING TANK ase Answer the following: Measurement: How can a measuring tank be used to measure discharge? What role does the physical property of the fluid play in the discharge of the fluid in experimentation? How does the value of the discharge change if the volume is bigger? What are the different things can affect how much fluid comes out of a tube, even though they all have the same volume when they are being used in experiments.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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