Your laboratory instructor has given you two metal cylinders. Both samples have a similar silvery sheen. Your assignment is to determine which one ismade of aluminum (d= 2.699 g/mL) and which one is made of titanium (d= 4.54 g/mL). The mass of each sample was determined to five significantfigures on a balance. The height and diameter of each sample was also measured and recorded:Mass (g)Height (cm)Diameter (cm)Cylinder A15.5605.111.20Cylinder B35.5365.901.30The volume was determined by immersing the samples in a graduated cylinder as shown in the figure below. The initial volume of water was 25.0 mL.The following data were collected. Reading the volumes on the graduated cylinders A and B to the tenths place gives 31.0 mL and 33.0 mL,respectively.Cylinder ACylinder B4040303020201010 In your calculation use the value 3.14 for T. Write your answer to the correct number of significant figures.Calculate the volume of Cylinder A using the dimensions of the cylinder.9.63cm3

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In your calculation use the value 3.14 for T. Write your answer to the correct number of significant figures. Calculate the volume of Cylinder A using the dimensions of the cylinder.

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Your laboratory instructor has given you two metal cylinders. Both samples have a similar silvery sheen. Your assignment is to determine which one is
made of aluminum (d= 2.699 g/mL) and which one is made of titanium (d= 4.54 g/mL). The mass of each sample was determined to five significant
figures on a balance. The height and diameter of each sample was also measured and recorded:
Mass (g)
Height (cm)
Diameter (cm)
Cylinder A
15.560
5.11
1.20
Cylinder B
35.536
5.90
1.30
The volume was determined by immersing the samples in a graduated cylinder as shown in the figure below. The initial volume of water was 25.0 mL.
The following data were collected. Reading the volumes on the graduated cylinders A and B to the tenths place gives 31.0 mL and 33.0 mL,
respectively.
Cylinder A
Cylinder B
40
40
30
30
20
20
10
10

In your calculation use the value 3.14 for T. Write your answer to the correct number of significant figures.
Calculate the volume of Cylinder A using the dimensions of the cylinder.
9.63
cm3

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