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Experiment 2 Graphing and Measurements Graphs summarize numerical data efficiently and are usually casier to understand and i

have finished your graph, let your instructor check it and make suggestions for changes and/or additions Determine the slope

Graphing and Measurements Report Sheet Section Number Table 1. Density of Pieces Density of cooking oil Length Piece Mass (8)

Table III. Volume of an Irregularly Shaped Piece Metal Unknown Number: Mass of irregularly shaped metal (8) Needs to Volume o

I need someone to help answer table 1 only mass, volume, y density and table 2 with a graph each table.
please read the procesures, thank you

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