The mass of an aluminum cube was measured to be (A)=73.7 g. Using the Vernier caliper, the length of its side has measurements between 29 mm and 30 mm in the main scale and falls exactly at the (B)=29 mark on Vernier scale. From this data, what is the percent error between the standard and experimental density of aluminum in (F)? Density of Solids Percent Side Length Measurement Number of Tick Marks Final Reading Main Scale Vernier Scale (mm) Material Mass (g) Density (N) Standard Experimental Error (%) Volume (cm³) 29 and 30 Aluminum (A) (B) (C) (D) 2.70 (E) (F) 5.465% O 4.547% 7.195% O 8.629% 0000

The mass of an aluminum cube was measured to be (A)=73.7 g. Using the Vernier caliper, the length of its side has measurements between 29 mm and 30 mm in the main scale and falls exactly at the (B)=29 mark on Vernier scale. From this data, what is the percent error between the standard and experimental density of aluminum in (F)? Density of Solids Percent Side Length Measurement Number of Tick Marks Final Reading Main Scale Vernier Scale (mm) Material Mass (g) Density (N) Standard Experimental Error (%) Volume (cm³) 29 and 30 Aluminum (A) (B) (C) (D) 2.70 (E) (F) 5.465% O 4.547% 7.195% O 8.629% 0000

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