Question

What property is being measured in the image below?
Graduated cylinder
A. mass
B. density
C. volume
D. height

Answer 1

Answer:

answer c)

Explanation:

graduate cylinder measure volume

Answer 2

Option C) Volume

Volume property is being measured in the image Graduated cylinder.

• The 3-dimensional space that is occupied by matter or surrounded by a surface is measured in volume, which is expressed in cubic units. A derived measure called the cubic metre (m3) serves as the SI unit of volume. The cubic decimeter is referred to as a "litre" (L) (dm3). Examples of extensive attributes include mass and volume. An intense property of matter is one that is only dependent on the type of matter present in a sample and not the quantity.
• Intensive characteristics include things like colour, temperature, and solubility. Finding an object's volume can help us figure out how much of it will be needed to fill it, such as how much water will be needed to fill a bottle, aquarium, or water tank.
• A substance's physical property is a quality that can be seen or quantified without affecting the substance's identity. Color, density, hardness, and melting and boiling points are examples of physical qualities. All four of the qualities of measuring—identity, magnitude, equal intervals, and a minimum value of zero—are satisfied by the ratio scale of measurement. An illustration of a ratio scale might be based on an object's weight.

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