https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t List the names of your group members like this: Lilian R, Bob S., Jackie R en-us 2018-09-14 17:28:30 UTC 2018-09-14 21:07:47 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281522652 The 100 mL graduated cylinder was more accurate than the 250 mL cylinder. This is because it was easier to collect data in our experiment, the rock being measured 4.3 g and being put in the water only having a 2 mL difference in the 100 mL cylinder where as the 250 mL measured a 1.2 mL difference. We found more accurate information because of the smaller tick marks increments which allowed us to correctly measure our data. ]]> 2018-09-14 20:33:39 UTC https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281522652 https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523005 The 100 milliliter cylinder is more accurate. The volume of the 100 milliliter for the marble is 2 milliliter, stack of 15 pennies is 6 milliliter, dice is 6 milliliter and rock is 2 milliliter, which is close to the true value that is dice 4 milliliter, 15 pennies 6 milliliter, marble 1 milliliter and rock 2 milliter. That is why 100 milliliter is more accurate. ]]> 2018-09-14 20:34:40 UTC https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523005 https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523063 The 100 mL graduated cylinder is more accurate in measuring volume. In the 250 mL graduated cylinder, the rock measured 1mL and in the 100mL graduated cylinder, it measured 1.2mL. Therefore, the 100mL graduated cylinder is more precise in measuring volume than the 250mL graduated cylinder because the volume of the rock was measured closer to the true value which is 2mL. ]]> 2018-09-14 20:34:49 UTC https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523063 https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523200 The 100mL cylinder is the most accurate because it is measured in increments of 1 while the 250 is measured in increments of 5. Also using the rock in the 100mL cylinder was 2 mL which is the accepted value. However in the 250 mL the rock measured at 4 mL which is off from the actual value. Therefore the 100 mL cylinder is more accurate. ]]> 2018-09-14 20:35:06 UTC https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523200 https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523214 2018-09-14 20:35:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523214 https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523537 The 100mL graduated cylinder is more accurate and precise. Evidence that proves the 100mL cylinder is better is because the data collected from the graduated cylinder and the data of the actual volume is closer then the 250mL. The reason for this is because the increments of the 100mL goes up by increments of one while the 250mL goes up by 5 giving us a less accurate answer. Overall the 100mL is more accurate and precise because it was closer in the actual volume and it was more consistent.]]> 2018-09-14 20:35:30 UTC https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281523537 https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281524970 The 100mL is more accurate and precise. The 100mL graduated cylinder had increments of 1 while the 250mL had increments of 5. The 100mL had smaller increments compared to the 250mL graduated cylinder which meant that it gave me a more specific measurement. When we compared our data to the actual volume, our dice volume for the 100mL was 5mL while the volume for the 250ml was 6mL. The actual volume for the dice was 4mL which meant that the 100mL was more accurate. Therefore, the 100mL graduated cylinder is more accurate and precise.]]> 2018-09-14 20:38:10 UTC https://padlet.com/lrubi08/6een0w23mc5t/wish/281524970