Question

question 14 (1 point) answer the following questions using the image below: determine the volume (in ml) in the graduated cylinder. __ ml number of sig figs (only use whole numbers) lower calibration measurement: ml upper calibration measurement: __ ml be sure to go to the appropriate amount of sig figs. remember, sig figs include all known digits, plus one estimated digit.

Explanation:

Step1: Read volume from cylinder

The meniscus of the liquid in the graduated - cylinder is at the 10 mL mark. So the volume is 10.0 mL (we estimate one digit after the known digit).

Step2: Determine number of significant figures

The number 10.0 has 3 significant figures. The non - zero digits (1) and the zero between non - zero digits and the trailing zero after the decimal point are all significant.

Step3: Identify lower calibration measurement

The lowest marked value on the graduated cylinder is 0 mL.

Step4: Identify upper calibration measurement

The highest marked value on the graduated cylinder is 30 mL.

Answer:

Volume: 10.0 mL
Number of Sig Figs: 3
Lower Calibration Measurement: 0 mL
Upper Calibration Measurement: 30 mL