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Testing
Materials
Choosing materials for a building
What properties would it be useful to know
about the building materials?
Density, Mass
 and Volume
Density
Which is heavier?
Which is more dense?
Working Out Volumes
Volumes of common objects:
• Cube – L3

• Cylinder – Lπr2

• Sphere – 4/3πr3
You are going to conduct a practical
Using the micrometers and mass balances
available, you will:
• Determine the volume and mass of the ball
  bearings

• Plot these results onto a scatter graph

• Find the line of best fit

• Work out a gradient
Plotting the graph
• Mass on y-axis

• Volume on x-axis

• Fill as much of the paper as possible

• I am looking for neatness and accuracy

• Don’t overstate your precision when taking
  readings!

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