Based on my analysis of the "Measuring Liquid Volume - Matching Worksheet," I can now provide the solutions to each question:
Question 1:
- The worksheet shows two graduated cylinders: one green (45 mL) and one orange (30 mL).
- By examining the markings, I determined that there are 9 increments on the green cylinder reaching 45 mL, which means each line represents 5 mL (45 ÷ 9 = 5).
- Similarly, the orange cylinder at 30 mL would have 6 increments if each is 5 mL (30 ÷ 5 = 6), confirming the pattern.
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Answer: a. 5
Question 2:
- This question asks for the reading of two graduated cylinders labeled A and B.
- Looking at cylinder A, the liquid level appears to be at the 20 mL mark.
- Looking at cylinder B, the liquid level appears to be at the 5 mL mark.
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Answer: a. A-20, B-5
Question 3:
- This question shows two graduated cylinders: one green and one orange.
- The green cylinder has a reading of 45 mL.
- The orange cylinder has a reading of 40 mL.
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Answer: c. Green- 45, Orange- 40
In summary:
- Question 1: a. 5
- Question 2: a. A-20, B-5
- Question 3: c. Green- 45, Orange- 40
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