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Question 1: Determine the length of the feather. Step 1: Read the starting point of the feather on the ruler. The feather starts at the 10 mm mark (or 1.0 cm). Step 2: Read the ending point of the fea

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18 mm18 \text{ mm}

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0.8 g/cm30.8 \text{ g/cm}^3

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Part 1· 3 steps

Determine the length of the feather.

  1. Read the starting point of the feather on the ruler.

    The feather starts at the 10 mm mark (or 1.0 cm).

  2. Read the ending point of the feather on the ruler.

    The feather ends at the 28 mm mark (or 2.8 cm).

  3. Calculate the length of the feather.

    Length = Ending point - Starting point

    Length=28 mm−10 mm\text{Length} = 28 \text{ mm} - 10 \text{ mm} Length=18 mm\text{Length} = 18 \text{ mm}

    The final answer is 18 mm\boxed{18 \text{ mm}}.


Part 2· 3 steps

Compare the mass and the weight of the two objects.

  1. Observe the extension of the springs.

    Object X causes a smaller extension of its spring.
    Object Y causes a larger extension of its spring.

  2. Relate spring extension to weight.

    Since the springs are identical, a larger extension indicates a greater force (weight) acting on the spring. Therefore, object Y has a greater weight than object X.

  3. Relate weight to mass.

    Weight is directly proportional to mass (W=mgW = mg). Since object Y has a greater weight, it must also have a greater mass than object X.

    Comparison:

    • Object Y has a greater weight than object X.
    • Object Y has a greater mass than object X.

Part 3

0.8 g/cm30.8 \text{ g/cm}^3

Determine the density of the oil.

  1. Identify the given information.

    Volume of oil (VV) = 750 cm³
    Mass of bottle + oil = 650 g
    Mass of empty bottle = 50 g

  2. Calculate the mass of the oil.

    Mass of oil=(Mass of bottle + oil)−(Mass of empty bottle)\text{Mass of oil} = (\text{Mass of bottle + oil}) - (\text{Mass of empty bottle}) Mass of oil=650 g−50 g\text{Mass of oil} = 650 \text{ g} - 50 \text{ g} Mass of oil=600 g\text{Mass of oil} = 600 \text{ g}
  3. Calculate the density of the oil.

    Density (ρ\rho) is calculated using the formula ρ=MassVolume\rho = \frac{\text{Mass}}{\text{Volume}}.

    ρ=600 g750 cm3\rho = \frac{600 \text{ g}}{750 \text{ cm}^3} ρ=6075 g/cm3\rho = \frac{60}{75} \text{ g/cm}^3 ρ=45 g/cm3\rho = \frac{4}{5} \text{ g/cm}^3 ρ=0.8 g/cm3\rho = 0.8 \text{ g/cm}^3

    The final answer is 0.8 g/cm3\boxed{0.8 \text{ g/cm}^3}.

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