· | To understand the properties of density |
· | To calculate volume, mass and density |
· | To understand what percent deviation is |
· | To calculate percent deviation |
Part A: Volume | |
1. | What is the definition of volume ? |
a) | What do you think is the key word in that definition (one word)? |
2. | What happens to the volume of an object if it is heated? |
3. | What is the formula for volume (scroll to bottom of site)? |
a) | What is the volume of this object (show your work)? Measure it with a ruler in centimeters . |
b) | How should the units be? |
Finding the Volume of an irregular shaped object |
· | An object that can not be measured by a ruler |
6. | Briefly describe the steps to calculate volume of an irregular shaped object ( the water displacement method): |
7. | Practice: |
a. | What is the volume of the water in this picture ? |
b. | What is the volume of water after the object is placed in it in this picture ? |
c. | What is the volume of the object (volume before object – volume after object was placed in) |
Part B: Mass | |
8. | What is the definition of mass ? |
a) | What do you think the key word is in the definition? |
9. | How do you calculate the mass of an object? Pay close attention to the units that are used, too. |
a) | Practice calculating mass (scroll about half way down)? |
Part C: Density | |
10. | What is the definition of density ? |
11. | What is the formula for density (write all of them)? Remember the triangle method! It helps! |
12. | Practice Problems (show work): |
a) | |
What is the density of a 75 g block of wood measuring 12 cm x 8 cm x 9 cm? |
1. | What’s the mass: |
2. | What’s the volume: |
3. | What’s the density (calculate it) |
b) | |
What is the mass of a 49 cm3 object with a density of 63 g/cm3? |
1. | What’s the volume? |
2. | What’s the density? |
3. What’s the mass (calculate it)? | |
c) | |
What is the volume of a 17 kg solid with a density of 0.05 kg/cm3? |
1. | What’s the mass? |
2. | What’s the density? |
3. What’s the volume (calculate it)? | |
· | Here are the answers! And explanations . |