Complete the table using vernier caliper or micrometer caliper. Parts B, C, and D: Micrometer Caliper and Vernier CaliperSmallest Division =0.001Estimated uncertainty = ±0.0005cm%3Dcm.V (cm³)Length,L (cm)Width,ThicknessMass,CalculatedStandardW (cm)t (cm)p (g/cm³)RectangularSampleZn (Zinc)т (g)ValueError(g/cm³)7.1412.2262.2200.080016.89Cu (Copper)12.2022.2200.075019.518.30 –8.96Pb (Lead)12.6782.2360.164050.2111.30

Parts B, C, and D: Micrometer Caliper and Vernier Caliper Smallest Division = 0.001 Estimated uncertainty = ± 0.0005 cm %3D cm. - V (cm³) Calculated p (g/cm³) Width, Length, L (cm) Thickness Mass, т (g) Standard % W (cm) Rectangular Sample Zn (Zinc) t (cm) Value Error (g/cm³) 7.14 12.226 2.220 0.0800 16.89 Cu (Copper) 12.202 2.220 0.0750 19.51 8.30 – 8.96 Pb (Lead) 12.678 2.236 0.1640 50.21 11.30

Parts B, C, and D: Micrometer Caliper and Vernier Caliper Smallest Division = 0.001 Estimated uncertainty = ± 0.0005 cm %3D cm. - V (cm³) Calculated p (g/cm³) Width, Length, L (cm) Thickness Mass, т (g) Standard % W (cm) Rectangular Sample Zn (Zinc) t (cm) Value Error (g/cm³) 7.14 12.226 2.220 0.0800 16.89 Cu (Copper) 12.202 2.220 0.0750 19.51 8.30 – 8.96 Pb (Lead) 12.678 2.236 0.1640 50.21 11.30

University Physics Volume 1

18th Edition

ISBN:9781938168277

Author:William Moebs, Samuel J. Ling, Jeff Sanny

Publisher:William Moebs, Samuel J. Ling, Jeff Sanny

Chapter1: Units And Measurement

Section: Chapter Questions

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