Report Phyl-01: Measurement and Evaluation of Physical Parameters Student's name CRN Date TA Signature Experiment #1: Linear Dimensions and Volume Hypothesis What method do you think will be more precise for measuring the object's volume (a) using calipers to measure linear dimensions and then calculate the volume or (b) just measuring the volume of water displaced by the object? Why do you thing so? Measurements Shape of the regular-shaped object: Cylinder Table 1 1. Measurements, linear in cm and volume in m/ (cm') Object Height of cylinder or block, h, cm Diameter of cylinder, d, or width of block, w, cm regular-shaped 6.33 6.34 6.34 6.34 6.330 2.240c 2.245 2.230 2.235 2.225 object 0 5 0 m irregular-shaped object N/A* N/A *Not Applicable Object Length of block only, I, cm Displaced volume, V,, mi (cm) regular-shaped 25ml 25ml 25 25 25 objectExperiment #1: Analysis Regular-shaped object: Table 1.2: Analysis Mean Instrumental Statistical Absolute (average) uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty, value, * Height, h 6.338 Diameter of cylinder or width of block, d'w Length of block only, / Volume calculated, VAC N/A N/A Volume displaced, V, Volume of the regular-shaped object Vec = Volume of the regular-shaped object V, = Irregular-shaped object: Instrumental Statistical Absolute Mean value, uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty, X Volume displaced, V, Volume of the irregular-shaped object V, =Physics I Laboratory Faculty of Science, Ontario Tech University irregular-shaped N/A 25ml 25ml 25ml 25ml 25ml object Experiment #2: Mass and Density Measurements Table 2.1. Measurements Object Mass m, E regular-shaped object 66.5g irregular-shaped object 66.6g