Displaced Volume Quiz

What is the first step in finding the displaced volume of an object using a graduated cylinder?

• Measure the mass of the object.

• Find the volume of the water in the first graduated cylinder.

• Calculate the density of the object.

• Subtract the volume of the object from the water.

How do you find the displaced volume of an object?

• Add the volume of water and the object.

• Subtract the volume of water from the volume of water and object.

• Multiply the volume of water by the volume of the object.

• Divide the volume of the object by the volume of water.

What is the purpose of using a graduated cylinder in this experiment?

• To measure the mass of the object.

• To find the volume of the object.

• To calculate the density of the object.

• To determine the weight of the object.

What should you do after finding the volume of water and the object together?

• Add the two volumes.

• Subtract the volume of water from the total volume.

• Measure the mass of the object.

• Calculate the density of the object.

Which of the following is NOT needed to find the displaced volume?

• Volume of water.

• Volume of water and object.

• Mass of the object.

• Volume of the object.

What is the unit of measurement typically used in a graduated cylinder?

• Grams.

• Liters.

• Milliliters.

• Kilograms.

What is the final step in finding the displaced volume of an object?

• Measure the mass of the object.

• Subtract the volume of water from the volume of water and object.

• Add the volume of water and the object.

• Calculate the density of the object.

What is the role of the object in this experiment?

• To increase the mass of the water.

• To displace the water in the graduated cylinder.

• To change the temperature of the water.

• To dissolve in the water.

What happens to the water level when an object is placed in the graduated cylinder?

• It decreases.

• It stays the same.

• It increases.

• It evaporates.

What is the total volume of water and rock in the graduated cylinder?

• 36 mL

• 34 mL

• 31 mL

• 40 mL