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This document appears to be instructions for an experiment on determining volume by water displacement. The document contains 24 numbered sections showing different water levels in graduated cylinders before and after objects are added. The goal is to use the changes in water level to calculate the volume of the added objects.
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Activity Sheet Answers Chapter 3, Lesson 2 Finding Volume—The Water Displacement Method DEMONSTRATION 1. Predict the densities of each sample by writing a phrase from the box on the line next to each sample. 2. Explain why you think each rod is either the most, medium, or least dense.
This document appears to be instructions for an experiment on determining volume by water displacement. The document contains 24 numbered sections showing graduated cylinders filled with different levels of water before and after objects are added.
Look at the graduated cylinders below. Then, record the volumes without and with. the object. Finally, using the formula Vf-Vi (final volume - initial volume) calculate the volume of each object. Remember to label units on your answers. Initial Volume (Vi) =________.
Finding Volume—The Water Displacement Method Key Concepts • A submerged object displaces a volume of liquid equal to the volume of the object. • One milliliter (1 mL) of water has a volume of 1 cubic centimeter (1 cm3). • Different atoms have different sizes and masses.
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This worksheet guides students to measure the volume of objects using water displacement in graduated cylinders. Students are instructed to record the initial and final water volumes in each cylinder, both without and with the added object, then calculate the object's volume by subtracting the initial from the final measurement.
