A. Density of a Liquid Material A dry 5-ml graduated cylinder weighs 52.2365 g. Into it was poured a sample of liquid material up to the indicated volume in the figure below. The weight of graduated cylinder and its content is 55.0946 g. Determine the density of the liquid material. Report all quantitative data with the proper number of significant figures. Don't forget to write the units. 5 6 4 3 Fill the table. Show your solutions and report your answers with the proper number of significant numbers. Weight of the graduated cylinder + liquid material Weight of the empty graduated cylinder Weight of the liquid material Precision of the graduated cylinder Volume of the liquid material Density of the liquid material Mistry, al O B. Density of a Solid Material Water was poured into a 25-ml graduated cylinder (Figure A). Into it was placed a sample of solid weighing 25.867 g, resulting in the rise of the water (Figure B). Determine the of the liquid material. Report all quantitative data with the proper number of figures. Don't forget to write the units. 6 7 mL ml 25 20 20 15 Fill the table. Show your solutions and report your answers with the proper number of significant numbers. Weight of the solid material Precision of the graduated cylinder Volume of the water + solid material Volume of the water Volume of the solid material Density of the solid material 3. Give the precision the graduated cylinder labelled B. What is the volume of the liquid in B. 1. Answer as Directed: 1. Give the precision of the graduated cylinder labelled A. 2. Give the the graduated cylinder labelled C. What is the volume of the liquid in C. 4 5 ml 5 ml. 1 0.5 A B