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    Experiment No. 1 measured physical quantities of different materials. The dimensions, volumes, masses, and densities of brass, aluminum, copper, and iron samples were recorded. Brass, aluminum, copper, and iron cylinders, cubes, blocks, and spheres were measured using a meter stick, ruler, and vernier caliper. Recorded data included the materials, shapes, dimensions, volumes, masses, experimental and theoretical densities, and percent errors.

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    Experiment No. 1 measured physical quantities of different materials. The dimensions, volumes, masses, and densities of brass, aluminum, copper, and iron samples were recorded. Brass, aluminum, copper, and iron cylinders, cubes, blocks, and spheres were measured using a meter stick, ruler, and vernier caliper. Recorded data included the materials, shapes, dimensions, volumes, masses, experimental and theoretical densities, and percent errors.

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    Experiment No. 1 measured physical quantities of different materials. The dimensions, volumes, masses, and densities of brass, aluminum, copper, and iron samples were recorded. Brass, aluminum, copper, and iron cylinders, cubes, blocks, and spheres were measured using a meter stick, ruler, and vernier caliper. Recorded data included the materials, shapes, dimensions, volumes, masses, experimental and theoretical densities, and percent errors.

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    Experiment No.

    1
    MEASUREMENT OF PHYSICAL QUANTITIES

    DATA AND RESULTS:

    A. Measurement of Length (14 points)

    SOLID SHAPE DIMENSIONS


    MATERIAL Using meter Using Vernier
    stick/ruler Caliper

    Brass Cylinder diameter 2.4 cm 2.51 cm

    height 3.8 cm 3.94 cm

    Aluminum Cube Side/edge 2.4 cm 2.52 cm

    Copper Rectangular length 3.5 cm 3.56 cm


    block
    width 2.3 cm 2.52 cm

    thickness 0.5 cm 0.63 cm

    Iron sphere diameter 2.3 cm 2.53 cm

    B. Measurement of Volume (16 points)


    Note: Use measurement of dimensions using vernier caliper)

    SOLID MATERIAL SHAPE Volume


    Mass (g)
    (cm3)

    Brass Cylinder 19.54 cm3 162.7 g

    Aluminum Cube 16.00 cm3 44.0 g

    Copper Rectangular block 5.65 cm3 50.2 g


    Iron sphere 8.48 cm3 67.2 g

    C. Measurement of Density (24 points)

    SOLID SHAPE Density Density % Error


    MATERIAL (g/cm3) (g/cm3)
    Experimental Theoretical
    Value Value

    Brass Cylinder 8.34 8.54 2.34

    Aluminum Cube 2.75 2.71 1.75

    Copper Rectangular 8.88 8.90 0.23


    block

    Iron sphere 7.92 7.20 10.0

    CALCULATIONS (6 points)

    Volume

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