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Physics, 16.09.2021 07:40 michaeljoravetz4027

a) A student measures a single chocolate cookie and finds that it has an average diameter of 5.24+0.02cm. The cookie is near to a perfect cylinder and has a width of 5.5+0.2mm. Calculate: i. The volume of the cookie (6marks) ii. The density, assuming if the student measures the cookie on a top pan balance to be 10g+1.5%. Give your answer in g/cm' and also in kg/m​

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