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| The amount of matter that something is made of |
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| the standard unit of measure in the metric system for liquids |
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| A cylinder use to mesure volume of a liquid or an irregular shaped object |
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| the curve at the liquid's surface in a gradutated cylnder. |
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| the amount of space an object takes up |
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| What is the formula to find the volume of a solid, regular, cubic object? |
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| where on the triple beam balance do you look to determine the mass? |
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| the rider location on the rider beams |
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| What do you measure mass with? |
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| The amount of gravity pulling on an object |
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| if you went to the moon would your mass stay the same? |
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| As the mass of an object increases, what happens to the gravity |
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| what objects have gravity? |
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| if you went to the moon would your weight stay the same |
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| No, it would decrease because the moon has less gravity than the earth. |
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| a graduated cylender must be read at ....... |
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| without gravity, what would happen to a book if you dropped it |
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| anything that has volume and mass |
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| Where do you measure the volume in a graduated cylinder |
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| At the bottom of the Meniscus, looking at it at eye level. |
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| What is the equivalent solid volume unit equal to 1mL |
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| Force of attraction due to their masses |
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| What are the two things that affect the amount of attraction caused by gravity |
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1. The masses of the objects
2. The distance between the objects |
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| What are the two units typically used to measure liquid volume |
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| Liter (L) and milliliter (mL) |
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| T/F: The mass in matter is constant |
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| How can an object's mass change |
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| It can be changed by changing it's temperature. This can result in a physical change such as freezing water into ice. |
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| How do you measure the volume of a gas |
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| If you know the volume of the container holding the gas then that is the volume of the gas. |
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