2. Volume of a 400 mL Beaker (2 methods) Indirect Method (completely fill the beaker with water and use the graduated cylinder to measure the otal amount of water in the beaker): Measure to the 10ths place Fill #1 Fill #2 Fill #3 Fill #4 fill #5 Total Volume Volume in graduated cylinder (mL) Direct Method (Use the formula for the volume of a cylinder): V nrh Show your work here: Radius Height Volume Inrh) 77 3.1415

2. Volume of a 400 mL Beaker (2 methods) Indirect Method (completely fill the beaker with water and use the graduated cylinder to measure the otal amount of water in the beaker): Measure to the 10ths place Fill #1 Fill #2 Fill #3 Fill #4 fill #5 Total Volume Volume in graduated cylinder (mL) Direct Method (Use the formula for the volume of a cylinder): V nrh Show your work here: Radius Height Volume Inrh) 77 3.1415

Living By Chemistry: First Edition Textbook

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ISBN:9781559539418

Author:Angelica Stacy

Publisher:Angelica Stacy

ChapterU3: Weather: Phase Changes And Behaviour Of Gases

SectionU3.2: Raindrops Keep Falling: Measuring Liquids

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