Ask tor help if you have any problemChecked byCikgu Rosnah Wati binti Hj MohamadDate MarkedSri 2015Underline the correct answer :1.Which instrument is used to measure the volume of an irregular shaped object ?A.) a measuring cylinderB. a metre ruleC. a micrometerD. vernier callipers2. A stone which has a mass of 12g and a volume of 4cm3 is gently lowered into 25cm3 of water in a measuringcylinder. What will be the new reading on the measuring cylinder?A. 21cm3B. 28cm3C. 29cm3D. 37cm33. A quantity of water is poured into a measuring cylinder. A small piece of rock is then added carefully. Thetwo diagrams show the water levels and the measuring cylinder scales.cm3cm36040

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7. Which instrument is used to measure the volume of an irregular shaped object ? C. a micrometer A.) a measuring cylinder B. a metre rule D. vernier callipers

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Date Marked
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Underline the correct answer :
1.
Which instrument is used to measure the volume of an irregular shaped object ?
A.) a measuring cylinder
B. a metre rule
C. a micrometer
D. vernier callipers
2. A stone which has a mass of 12g and a volume of 4cm3 is gently lowered into 25cm3 of water in a measuring
cylinder. What will be the new reading on the measuring cylinder?
A. 21cm3
B. 28cm3
C. 29cm3
D. 37cm3
3. A quantity of water is poured into a measuring cylinder. A small piece of rock is then added carefully. The
two diagrams show the water levels and the measuring cylinder scales.
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cm3
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