A nail with a mass of 6.695 g is placed into 6.26 mL of water in a graduated cylinder, and it sinks to the bottom. The water level increases to 8.43 mL. Determine each of the following and then enter only the answer to question iv below. i. What is the mass of the nail? ii. What is the volume of the nail? iii. Write down in your "Bring to lab notes" how you determined the volume of the nail. iv. Determine the density of the nail.Enter your answer for the density in units of g/mL in the box below with at least 2 decimal places.

A nail with a mass of 6.695 g is placed into 6.26 mL of water in a graduated cylinder, and it sinks to the bottom. The water level increases to 8.43 mL. Determine each of the following and then enter only the answer to question iv below. i. What is the mass of the nail? ii. What is the volume of the nail? iii. Write down in your "Bring to lab notes" how you determined the volume of the nail. iv. Determine the density of the nail.Enter your answer for the density in units of g/mL in the box below with at least 2 decimal places.

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Chapter12: Fluid Dynamics And Its Biological And Medical Applications

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