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Measuring matter P.A

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If the ice cube measured 8 grams but I needed the density, what would I need to find that out? Volume
What is the amount of matter in an object? Mass
When you do mass/volume what do you get? Density
________ is how much mass something has and how much space it takes up. Matter
What are solids, liquids, gases? States of matter
Objects that are rectangular and cubic shape are: Regular shaped solids
An ice cube is not a: Irregular shaped solid
What is the unit for liquid volume? Millimeters
_________ is a unit for volume. Centimeters cubed
_________ is the length unit in the metric system. Centimeters
What unit does the balance measure in? Grams
Other than the beaker, what other tool do you use to measure liquid volume? Graduated Cylinder
Like a yard stick except in the metric system. Meter stick
What is it called when you measure the difference of the water level of when it started to after you put the object in? The displacement method
What do you use to measure mass? Triple Balance Beam
To read liquid volume, you read the bottom of the __________. Meniscus
What is the formula for volume? Length x Width x Height
What is it called when you measure how much gravitational pull is on an object? Weight
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