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To find the mass of a rock sample, students can use a digital balance or a triple beam balance. These tools accurately measure the weight of the rock in grams. By placing the rock on the balance and reading the measurement, students can determine its mass efficiently.
You should use a 3 ml graduated pipette or a 3 ml syringe to accurately measure 2.75 ml of liquid. These tools provide precise measurements in smaller increments.
either use feet or meters. use a tape measure or a meter stick (yard stick)
You can use a scale to measure the mass of both cups of water and then compare the readings. Make sure to tare the scale with an empty cup before measuring each sample. Be cautious with the handling of salt water, as it can corrode certain types of scales.
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Graduated Cylinder (A+)
This is not necessarily a "sample" but it expertly describes what *should be* included. http://www.bankersonline.com/tools/annualsecurityreport.pdf
sample rate difference. they have to be set to the same sample rate
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The answer depends on which tools are available to choose from. But since you have not bothered to share that crucial bit of information, I cannot provide a more useful answer.
To find the mass of a rock sample, students can use a digital balance or a triple beam balance. These tools accurately measure the weight of the rock in grams. By placing the rock on the balance and reading the measurement, students can determine its mass efficiently.
ruler.
with tools
a balance
Medical syringes measure in cc and ml.
Some of the measuring tools we use in sewing include; a tape measure, ruler, yard stick, hem stand, hem measure and seam measure device.