e instructor will explain how to read a graduated cylinder, especially what is meant by "meniscus" and how to avoid the error of parallax in reading the level. determining the density, you must determine the mass and the volume. You will form the steps in a certain order, but record the data in a way that is most convenient calculations. The density of the copper cylinder is given and you will perform the periment below to obtain the volume of the copper cylinder in order to determine the iss of the copper cylinder. NOTE: Density of the copper cylinder is 8.96(g/ml). 1. Pour 10 to 15 mL of distilled water into the graduated cylinder, dry the outside of the cylinder, if necessary. Record the volume below of the graduated cylinder and the water. 2. Place the copper cylinder in the graduated cylinder and the water. Please tilt the graduated cylinder before placing the copper cylinder. Record the new volume. You are now ready to perform the calculations. Try#l Volume, graduated cylinder plus water (ml) Volume, graduated cylinder plus water plus copper cylinder (ml) Volume of copper cylinder (Line b - Line a) (ml)