USING LENGTH MEASUREMENTS MADE WITH A CENTIMETER RULER U.S. MINTMEASURED USING CENTIMETER RULERMEASURED USING CENTIMETER RULERCALCULATECALCULATECOIN Measured MASS m (grams) Measured Diameter d (cm)Measured Thickness t (cm) Volume , V=(π*(d^2)* t)/4 (cm^3)Mass Density ρ= m/V (grams/cm^3) SIG. FIGS. Dime2.2681.760.14??Penny2.5001.880.152??Quarter5.6702.360.175?? UNCERTAINTIES COINUncertainty in mass δm (grams) (taken as EXACT)Uncertainty in Diameter δd (cm) (taken as EXACT)Uncertainty in Thickness δt (cm) (taken as EXACT) SIG. FIGS. Dime0.0010.050.05??Penny0.0010.050.05??Quarter0.0010.050.05??

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USING LENGTH MEASUREMENTS MADE WITH A CENTIMETER RULER
	U.S. MINT	MEASURED USING CENTIMETER RULER	MEASURED USING CENTIMETER RULER	CALCULATE	CALCULATE
COIN	Measured MASS m (grams)	Measured Diameter d (cm)	Measured Thickness t (cm)	Volume , V=(π(d^2) t)/4 (cm^3)	Mass Density ρ= m/V (grams/cm^3)
SIG. FIGS.
Dime	2.268	1.76	0.14	?	?
Penny	2.500	1.88	0.152	?	?
Quarter	5.670	2.36	0.175	?	?

			UNCERTAINTIES
COIN	Uncertainty in mass δm (grams) (taken as EXACT)	Uncertainty in Diameter δd (cm) (taken as EXACT)	Uncertainty in Thickness δt (cm) (taken as EXACT)
SIG. FIGS.
Dime	0.001	0.05	0.05	?	?
Penny	0.001	0.05	0.05	?	?
Quarter	0.001	0.05	0.05	?	?