Part I. Metric System of Measurement Using a ruler, measure the length and width of this page to the nearest 0.01cm. Measure the lengtt your small test tube, measure the length of your large test tube. After measuring, convert all lengths the specified units on the report sheet. Be sure to show all of your work for the conversions. Fill a 100mL beaker to the brim with tap water. Using a 50mL graduated cylinder, measure the volume of water contained in the beaker, to the nearest 0.1mL. See Figure 4 below for the correc method of reading the volume of a liquid. Repeat this process by using a 250mL Erlenmeyer flas use a 50mL graduated cylinder to read its corresponding volume. Next, fill both a small test tube a large test tube and using a 10mL graduated cylinder, measure the volumes of each tube to the nearest 0.01mL. Figure 4 - Reading the volume of a liquid Part II. Weighing A. Your instructor will explain the operation of the balance you will use in your laboratory the balance provided, weigh an object obtained from your instructor to the nearest 0.01g. instructor's approval of your weight