How can I get..... please help me 1. A student performs an experiment to find the density of a liquid using a 100.0 mL graduatedcylinder. Following data was obtained. Calculate the density of liquid for each trial.Accepted value (true value) for density of liquid is 1.26 g/mL.Data table: Density of liquid using 100.0 mL graduated cylinder.Trial-1Trial-2 Trial-3Mass of empty68.03467.97268.215graduated cylinder(g)Mass of graduatedcylinder + liquid (g)97.34598.68597.762Mass of liquid (g)Volume of liquid23.323.423.7(mL)la. Which trial gives the accurate value of density of the liquid?2. Calculate the density of a rectangular solid that has length of 4.86.cm, width of 1.25 cm,height of 3.24 cm and mass of 35.7642 gms.

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1. A student performs an experiment to find the density of a liquid using a 100.0 mL graduated cylinder. Following data was obtained. Calculate the density of liquid for each trial. Accepted value (true value) for density of liquid is 1.26 g/mL. Data table: Density of liquid using 100.0 mL graduated cylinder. Trial-1 Trial-2 Trial-3 Mass of empty graduated cylinder 68.034 67.972 68.215 (8) Mass of graduated cylinder + liquid (g) 97.345 98.685 97.762 Mass of liquid (g) Volume of liquid 23.3 23.4 23.7 (mL) la. Which trial gives the accurate value of density of the liquid?

1. A student performs an experiment to find the density of a liquid using a 100.0 mL graduated cylinder. Following data was obtained. Calculate the density of liquid for each trial. Accepted value (true value) for density of liquid is 1.26 g/mL. Data table: Density of liquid using 100.0 mL graduated cylinder. Trial-1 Trial-2 Trial-3 Mass of empty graduated cylinder 68.034 67.972 68.215 (8) Mass of graduated cylinder + liquid (g) 97.345 98.685 97.762 Mass of liquid (g) Volume of liquid 23.3 23.4 23.7 (mL) la. Which trial gives the accurate value of density of the liquid?

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