CHM 1470 eiavai pnirlable paitgeno Baslo-ni er not bee Graphing Exercise neMD OMin o 1okuneniMoY hHo nwonU ettl gnieu 199itchseve leox ns bng easio ponub bib uoy Talimie roqua dgng no buad yd dgang a rlgno loxadT eleb n The following data was collected in the lab. Using a pencil and a piece of graph paper, construct a graph of the data. The independent variable (x-axis) is volume and the dependent variable (y-axis) is mass. Make sure to completely label your graph. There should be a title for the graph, and the axes should be labelled including the variable name and units in parentheses. Note the graph should fill about 80% of the page to properly analyze the data (see any trends). (The y-axis should range from about 100 – 150, not 0 - 150) Iniupil rwontou ol Volume (mL) Mass (g) 115.05 124.10 130.01 138.98 148.00 10.50 21.00 29.50 38.00 51.00 Mass refers to the mass of a graduated cylinder plus its contents. Volume refers to the volume of liquid, labeled A, which was measured in the graduated cylinder. 1. Draw the best fit curve or best fit line using a ruler. 2. Determine the following information using your graph. a. The slope of the line (Show calculations) wo ll no beinhg ed bluone palimdue danp orfT olgnmaxe eirt vole rigenp bos loenabeeige uCy lsbo woled betal ons estubeco19i9ox1o nemmtue Asp b. The y-intercept amuloo bnoo (Circle on graph) bluone bns 2xe y at no beriqeng sd of eldshav insbiogeb enT 2 t no beieli ed bluorie eixs xed no berlgenp sd of oldshev c. The equation that describes the line on the graph. sbriogeb art Insbaegabni eil brus nmu ng ed of oldsr l bas 33 of SA allso iginoir sisb odomg oT
CHM 1470 eiavai pnirlable paitgeno Baslo-ni er not bee Graphing Exercise neMD OMin o 1okuneniMoY hHo nwonU ettl gnieu 199itchseve leox ns bng easio ponub bib uoy Talimie roqua dgng no buad yd dgang a rlgno loxadT eleb n The following data was collected in the lab. Using a pencil and a piece of graph paper, construct a graph of the data. The independent variable (x-axis) is volume and the dependent variable (y-axis) is mass. Make sure to completely label your graph. There should be a title for the graph, and the axes should be labelled including the variable name and units in parentheses. Note the graph should fill about 80% of the page to properly analyze the data (see any trends). (The y-axis should range from about 100 – 150, not 0 - 150) Iniupil rwontou ol Volume (mL) Mass (g) 115.05 124.10 130.01 138.98 148.00 10.50 21.00 29.50 38.00 51.00 Mass refers to the mass of a graduated cylinder plus its contents. Volume refers to the volume of liquid, labeled A, which was measured in the graduated cylinder. 1. Draw the best fit curve or best fit line using a ruler. 2. Determine the following information using your graph. a. The slope of the line (Show calculations) wo ll no beinhg ed bluone palimdue danp orfT olgnmaxe eirt vole rigenp bos loenabeeige uCy lsbo woled betal ons estubeco19i9ox1o nemmtue Asp b. The y-intercept amuloo bnoo (Circle on graph) bluone bns 2xe y at no beriqeng sd of eldshav insbiogeb enT 2 t no beieli ed bluorie eixs xed no berlgenp sd of oldshev c. The equation that describes the line on the graph. sbriogeb art Insbaegabni eil brus nmu ng ed of oldsr l bas 33 of SA allso iginoir sisb odomg oT
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1 draw the best fit curve or best fit line using a ruler.
2. Determine the following information using your graph
A- the slope of the line. Show calculations
B- the y-intercept circle on the graph
C. The equations that describes the line on the graph
d: the density of the liquid A
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The following data was collected in the lab. Using a pencil and a piece of graph paper, construct a graph
of the data. The independent variable (x-axis) is volume and the dependent variable (y-axis) is mass. Make
sure to completely label your graph. There should be a title for the graph, and the axes should be labelled
including the variable name and units in parentheses. Note the graph should fill about 80% of the page to
properly analyze the data (see any trends). (The y-axis should range from about 100 – 150, not 0 - 150)
Mass (g)
Volume (mL)
10.50
21.00
29.50
38.00
51.00
115.05
124.10
130.01
138.98
148.00
Mass refers to the mass of a graduated cylinder plus its contents.
Volume refers to the volume of liquid, labeled A, which was measured in the graduated cylinder.
1. Draw the best fit curve or best fit line using a ruler.
2. Determine the following information using your graph.
a. The slope of the line
(Show calculations)
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C. The equation that describes the line on the graph.
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