Question

if you wannted to describe an increse in volume to your class which of the following objects would be the best item to use

Answer 1

do you have any answer choices? also what do you think it is?

Answer 2

When measuring for the volume of regular solids, such as dice, it's as simple as length times width times height. The formula looks like this: V = (l)(w)(h) (Volume is usually measured in cubic centimeters [cm3]) When measuring for the volume of irregular solids, such as marbles, you need a graduated cylinder. Fill the graduated cylinder up to whatever number you wish (ex. 20mL). *Make sure you remember that number* Put the irregular substance into the cylinder (Tip: Tilt the cylinder and gently slide the object to the bottom if it's a glass cylinder) and get the reading in milliliters (mL). Now subtract the old reading by the new reading and you have the volume of the irregular object in milliliters. If you want to convert the milliliters into cubic centimeters, just remember this: 1 cubic centimeter = 1 milliliter

Answer 3

which of the answer is correct
1) a rock of cup of water
2) ice in a glass and a thermometer
3)a wooden box with holes
4)a soccer ball in a pump

Answer 4

1 could be it because as you put more rocks in the water will rise.

Answer 5

that's my guess.

Answer 6

no i try that but is not correct

Answer 7

witch ones have you tried?

Answer 8

the first one only

Answer 9

okay try 2 then because as more ice cubes are out in the thermometer will decrees

Answer 10

you sure now