Measuring Mass, Volume, and Density: How to Obtain Accurate Measurements

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To measure mass, use a scale to obtain the weight of the object. Volume can be determined by measuring a known quantity of water and observing the displacement caused by the object. Density is calculated by dividing mass by volume using a calculator. The discussion highlights the straightforward methods for obtaining these measurements. Accurate measurements are essential for various scientific applications.
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Please answer my question!

I know its a stupid question but i kind of forgot it.. so How do you get the measurements for Mass, Volume, and Density. PLease answer.




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Sorry I could not deal with the shouting
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noorey711 said:
so How do you get the measurements for Mass,

With a scale.

Volume,

With a known quantity of water.

and Density.

With a calculator.
 
Is this supposed to be a bad joke ?

Please, adapt your font-size man

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