Question: Please answer the following questions: Question #1: PRE-LABORATORY ASSIGNMENT Plot the dataprovided on the attached graph paper or plot using excel or another graphing program.

Please answer the following questions:

Question #1: PRE-LABORATORY ASSIGNMENT

Plot the dataprovided on the attached graph paper or plot using excel or another graphing program.

Plot Temperature of water on the X-axis and Density of Water on the Y-axis.

Make sure you use at least 70 % of the graph paper and draw the beststraight linethrough the plotted points. DO NOT JOIN the points!!

Remember to label both axes and have a title for the graph.

Here is an example of what the graph should look like: Density of Water against Temperature of Water

Watch the following video:Significant Figures

Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFl49nIGQF8

Question #2: Part A Areaof a 3' x 5' Index Card

Please answer the following questions:Question #1: PRE-LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTPlot the dataprovided on theattached graph paper or plot using excel or another graphing program.Plot Temperatureof water on the X-axis and Density of Water on the Y-axis.Makesure you use at least 70 % of the graph paper anddraw the beststraight linethrough the plotted points. DO NOT JOIN the points!!Remember

\fcm Helix OXFO OVL OEL, jOZL, OILcm 13 15 Helix OXFORD OSL OWL, JOEL OZL OLL 001 06 08 04 109 OS hm 10 2012 13Part A Area of a 3' x 5' Index Card Watch the following video: Significant Figures Look at the following Example 1.1: mmmmmmm mmmmmm CM Here the "ruler" markings are every 0.1-centimeter. The correct reading is 1.67 cm. The first 2 digits 1.67 are known exactly. The last digit 1.67 is uncertain. You may have instead estimated it as 1.68 cm. 1. Let's measure the length of the index card. (Click) Let us zoom in to read the scale. (Click) Make sure to read the ruler to the correct number of decimal places and write the number of sig figs for measurement. 2. Let's measure the width of the index card. (Click) Let us zoom in to read the scale. (Click)Make sure read the ruler to the correct number of decimal places and write the number of sig figs for measurement. 3. Calculate the Area and report unrounded value. 4. Take unrounded value and covert from cm to inch using the provided conversion factor. Make sure your answer is reasonable (Hint: We are using a 3" x 5" index card) and that it has the right number of significant figures. Watch the following video: Rules for Significant Figures related to multiplication and division

Step by Step Solution

There are 3 Steps involved in it

1 Expert Approved Answer
Step: 1 Unlock blur-text-image
Question Has Been Solved by an Expert!

Get step-by-step solutions from verified subject matter experts

Step: 2 Unlock
Step: 3 Unlock

Students Have Also Explored These Related Physics Questions!