Science, asked by priyanshi8879, 5 months ago

Write an experiment to measure length, breadth and thickness of a glass block/

using meter rule. ( each reading correct to mm ). Taking the mean of three

readings in each case. Calculate the volume of the block. Using any convenient

balance gm and kg. Also calculate the density of the glass in SI unit using mass

and volume in the respective units. don't spam plzz and no irrelevant answers​

Answers

Answered by shaludevi878
0

Answer:

The length, breadth and thickness of a block are measured with the help of a meter scale. given   ℓ =(5.12 + 0.01)cm, b =(10.15 +0.01)cm, t=(5.28+0.01)cm. The percentage error in volume is: soory i found related

Explanation:

Given that,

Length of the block l=(5.12+0.01)cm

Breadth of the block b=(10.15+0.01) cm

Thickness of the block t=(5.28+0.01) cm

We know that,

Relative error in volume of cuboid

   

V

dV

​  

=  

l

dl

​  

+  

b

db

​  

+  

t

dt

​  

 

 

V

dV

​  

=  

5.12

0.01

​  

+  

10.15

0.01

​  

+  

5.28

0.01

​  

 

 

V

dV

​  

=  

512

1

​  

+  

1015

1

​  

+  

528

1

​  

 

Now, the percentage error in volume

   

V

ΔV

​  

×100=0.48

%ΔV=0.48%

Hence, the percentage error in volume is 0.48.

Answered by prajwalxoxo17
1

Answer:

Answer:

The length, breadth and thickness of a block are measured with the help of a meter scale. given   ℓ =(5.12 + 0.01)cm, b =(10.15 +0.01)cm, t=(5.28+0.01)cm. The percentage error in volume is: soory i found related

Explanation:

Given that,

Length of the block l=(5.12+0.01)cm

Breadth of the block b=(10.15+0.01) cm

Thickness of the block t=(5.28+0.01) cm

We know that,

Relative error in volume of cuboid

   

V

dV

 

=  

l

dl

 

+  

b

db

 

+  

t

dt

 

 

 

V

dV

 

=  

5.12

0.01

 

+  

10.15

0.01

 

+  

5.28

0.01

 

 

 

V

dV

 

=  

512

1

 

+  

1015

1

 

+  

528

1

 

 

Now, the percentage error in volume

   

V

ΔV

 

×100=0.48

%ΔV=0.48%

Hence, the percentage error in volume is 0.48.

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