Name: Dela Cruz, John Hayden P.

Date: September 12, 2021

Section: CIV201
CONCLUSION

We can conclude that an object has various densities. When it comes to densities, the

measurement of mass per volume will be used. In relation of our activity, we used water to put

various objects to determine which objects will float and which will not. When it comes to

calculating mass, volume, and density, I found that measuring tools are essential.

THINKING OUT LOUD

To be honest, it’s hard for me to do this activity because of the symbols that I encounter in this

activity. Also, I experience difficulties at computing and finding the right formula. Overall, I’m

really trying my best to learn the lesson.

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