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| How to find the volume of regular objects |
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| How to find the volume of irregular objects |
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| using archimedies priciple put the object in a full glass of water. The volume of water that spilled out = the volume of the irregular object |
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| How do you find the units of measurement |
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| Cancel common units ex: g/cm2 and g it would be cm2 |
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| Will a substance float in water if its density if less than 1? |
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| Waters density is 1 so if a substances density is less than one it will float in water |
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| Will a substance float in water if its density if more than 1? |
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| Waters density is 1 so if a substances density is less than one it will not float in water |
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| What will happen if the substance have the density equal to one if you place it in water |
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| Waters density is 1 so if a substances density is less than one it will be suspended in water |
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| Descibe the density of the three states of matter |
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| Solid - close particles, lots of attractive forces. Liquid some space in between particles, some attractive forces. Gas most space in between particles, very little attractive forces |
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| the amount of matter in an object |
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| the force of gravity put on mass |
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| a push, pull or anything that causes motion |
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| a natural force that causes objects to move to the center of the earth |
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| What is the downward force of gravity on Earth |
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| 9.8N for every kg of mass |
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