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The document contains three data tables for measuring buoyant force and calculating the density of brass using different methods: overflow, direct, and displacement. Each table includes columns for mass, buoyant force, and density calculations, along with space for recording errors. The tables are designed for laboratory experiments with specific parameters such as lab temperature and density of tap water.

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Data Table

The document contains three data tables for measuring buoyant force and calculating the density of brass using different methods: overflow, direct, and displacement. Each table includes columns for mass, buoyant force, and density calculations, along with space for recording errors. The tables are designed for laboratory experiments with specific parameters such as lab temperature and density of tap water.

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Data table 1: Measurement of buoyant force/ Calculation of density of brass (Overflow method).

kg
Lab Temperature (o C): ________________ Density of tap water ( 3 ): _______________
m
Trail Mass/Weight of Mass/Volume of displace water Buoyant Density of Error
brass cylinder Force brass

m (kg) w brass mi (kg) mf (kg) mf −mi(kg V disp (m3) F b (N) kg In %


ρbrass ( 3)
) m
1

Mean

Data table 2: Measurement of buoyant force/ Calculation of density of brass (Direct method).

kg
Lab Temperature (o C): ____________ Density of tap water ( 3 ): ______________
m
Trail Mass/Weight of Mass/Weight of brass Buoyant Force Density of brass Error
brass cylinder cylinder in water

m (kg) w brass m ' brass(kg) W ' brass(N) F b = w❑ −w ' ❑ (N) kg In %


ρbrass ( 3)
m
1

Mean

Data table 3: Measurement of buoyant force/ Calculation of density of brass (Displacement method).

kg
Lab Temperature (o C): _____________ Density of tap water ( 3 ): _______________
m
Trail Mass/Weight of Volume of water in graduate cylinder Buoyant Density of brass Error
brass cylinder Force

m (kg) w brass V i (m 3) V f (m3) V disp (m3) F b (N) kg In %


ρbrass ( 3)
m
1
2

Mean

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