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This document discusses volume and density in O-Level Physics. It defines volume and describes the displacement method for measuring the volume of irregular objects that are heavier or insoluble in water. The displacement method involves fully immersing the object in water and measuring the rise in water level, which equals the object's volume. It also defines mass and density, noting density is the ratio of an object's mass to its volume. The formula for density is provided along with examples of water and gold's densities.
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- 1. Physics for secondary level Or O-Level Physics Volume and Density Dr Lalit Kishore, Plenum School, HP
- 3. Measuring volume of irregular objects The volume of irregular objects heavier and insoluble in water is measured by displacement method Measuring cylinder with water is used for displacement method
- 4. Displacement method procedure Take the measuring cylinder a few times larger than the object Fill it with water so that the object gets completely immersed Immerse the object in water and observe the water level rise Increase in level of water in the cylinder is the volume of the object
- 5. Diagram of displacement method for irregular object heavier that water
- 6. Diagram for displacement method for irregular objects lighter than water
- 7. Defining mass and density Mass is the amount of matter an object contains or is made of The SI unit of mass is kg More concentration of matter makes an object heavier or denser Density is defined as mass per unit volume or it the ratio of mass to volume
- 8. Formula of density Unit of density is kilogram per unit cubic metre Density of water is 1000 kg per cubic metre Density of gold is 19,300 kg per cubic metre