which of the two mass should i use to get density? D: Density of a Liquid (Water)Find the mass of an empty 50mL graduated cylinder and record.Pour 40 mL of water into the cylinder, and find the mass of the cylinder and water.Determine the mass of water, and use the results to find the density of water.of empty grad. cylinder 32 30%Mass of grad. cylinder & water 71.282g Volume of water 38-973 mLFind density and percent error of the solidDensity of Cube Solid ProcedureObtain three cubes from the sample supply.Measure the three dimensions, in cm, of the object with a ruler. Determine the volume using: V =Determine the mass using the centigram balance. Determine the density and percent error of the objects.(length)"pe AlMass 42 051 gLength 2.45cm Width 2 4SHeight 2 4CcmFind density and percent error of the solid147 cm?|24-2-840.22x (008.33%-x100 =

Given that:- Volume of water pour in the cylinder=40ml

D: Density of a Liquid (Water) Find the mass of an empty 50mL graduated cylinder and record. Pour 40 mL of water into the cylinder, and find the mass of the cylinder and water. Determine the mass of water, and use the results to find the density of water. of empty grad. cylinder, 32.309 Mass of grad. cylinder & water71.282g Volume of water 38-973 mL of the solid

D: Density of a Liquid (Water) Find the mass of an empty 50mL graduated cylinder and record. Pour 40 mL of water into the cylinder, and find the mass of the cylinder and water. Determine the mass of water, and use the results to find the density of water. of empty grad. cylinder, 32.309 Mass of grad. cylinder & water71.282g Volume of water 38-973 mL of the solid

University Physics Volume 1

18th Edition

ISBN:9781938168277

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

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

Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 89P: A container of water has a cross-sectional area of A=0.1m2 . A piston sits top of the water (see be...

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