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3 years ago

Which is the MOST precise measurement this cylinder gives for the volume of liquid it contains?

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Hello! Before I answer to your question, please be sure to include a picture or else a report will be filed for your question would be commenced. You are lucky I have this for my homework tonight and I figured it out. Thank you:

The answer to your question would be as followed:

The most precise measurement for the cylinder you are mentioning is <em><u>B. 43.0mL</u></em>

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