How do you find density of a regular solid?
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a Measure the three dimensions of each regular object, repeating each measurement at two or more places. Depending on the size of the measurement, use the ruler, vernier callipers or a micrometer.
b Calculate the volume, V, of the object.
c Measure the mass, m, of the object, using the balance.
d Calculate the density, D, of each sample, using D = m/V.
e Compare your results with the accepted values for each material.
b Calculate the volume, V, of the object.
c Measure the mass, m, of the object, using the balance.
d Calculate the density, D, of each sample, using D = m/V.
e Compare your results with the accepted values for each material.
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by finding it's mass and volume , volume should be find by measuring it's dimensions and using relevant formula for calculating its volume aur using a graduated cylinder for small sized solids or Eureka can graduated cylinder bekar for combination of large sized solids in this case volume of water displaced by solid gives its volume
d= m/ v
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