"Complete the following Chemistry I questions for section b" (attached)

Q1) Classify the following as being TC or TD TC or TD beakers (always) TC or TD graduated cylinders (almost always) TC or TD volumetric flasks (always) TC or TD volumetric burets/dispensing burets (always) TC or TD burets (always) Q2) A graduated cylinder with the bottom of the meniscus just tangent to the top of the 80mL line and markings every 1mL would: a) reproducibly deliver 80.g of water (+/1g) b) reproducibly contain 80.g of water (+/- g) c) reproducibly deliver 80.0g of water (+/0.1g) d) reproducibly contain 80.0g of water (+/0.1g) Q3) A graduated cylinder with the bottom of the meniscus just tangent to the top of the 8mL line and markings every 0.1mL would: a) reproducibly deliver 8.g of water (+/1g) b) reproducibly contain 8. g of water (+/1g) c) reproducibly deliver 8.0g of water (+/0.1g) d) reproducibly contain 8.0g of water (+/0.1g) e) reproducibly deliver 8.00g of water (+/0.01g) f) reproducibly contain 8.00g of water (+/0.01g) Q4) A 50mL volumetric flask has an accuracy of +/0.1mL. This means it has an absolute error of +/0.1mL and a relative error, if measuring 50mL, of % Relative error means the absolute error relative to the size of the measurement So 0.1mL/50mL100= ? Q5) a 50mL beaker has an accuracy of +/5%. This would mean an absolute error of +/ mL (for a 50 mL measurement) What would the relative error be for a 50mL measurement? % Q6) The same 50mL beaker has lines that are marked every 10mL. This means it can be reproducibly be measured to +/ mLandshouldberecordedas50mL50.mL50.0mL50.00mL