You have one rectangular wooden board and 3 blocks (masses). M1 and M2 are different mass,...
You have one rectangular wooden board and 3 blocks (masses). M1 and M2 are different mass, but same size. M1 and M3 are same mass but different size. Devise a simple experiment to measure any quantity and describe your experiment.
Homework Answers
Gather a rectangular solid ( a wooden block), a ruler, and a calculator.
Place the object on a flat surface and measure the length, width, and height of the object with the ruler.
Use the formula
Volume=Length x Width x Height to calculate the volume of the
object.
Subtract the volume of the water from the volume of the water with the object it in it. This is called Volume by Displacement.
Gather the object you want to measure and an electronic mass balance.
then place it on the balance.
The mass of the solid is the number that appears on the
balance.
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