How can be measured the volume of a graduated cylinder?

Answer 1

First, put some water in the cylinder, not all the way to the top, but possibly halfway full. Make a note of exactly where the top of the water is, by reading markings (or graduations). Then put the rock into the cylinder, submerging it in the water (if it doesn't fit, you need a larger cylilnder, or a smaller rock). This will cause the water level to rise. Then note the new height of the water. Subtract the original height from the new height and you will have the volume of the rock.

Answer 2

The volume in a graduated cylinder can be measured by reading the meniscus, which is the bottom of the curved surface of the liquid. Make sure to read the measurement at eye level for accuracy, and record the volume where the bottom of the meniscus is closest to the graduation marks. The volume is usually read in milliliters (mL) or cubic centimeters (cm^3).

Answer 3

You add water up to the 100 mL line then you put the object in and c how much it goes up then subtract the new number from 100 mL that's your annswer

Answer 4

look straight across at the lowest point of the liquid's surface

Answer 5

by ml