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| First the volume must be found by multiplying the dimensions and then find the mass using a triple beam balance. | |
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| Lets make it a bit harder find the volume of an irregular object like a gold nugget. | |
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| Ohh this is harder. I have to some how find the volume of the object. Let me Google it. | |
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| The displacement method is when something is placed in a graduated cylinder and the amount of water that rises is the volume of the object. | |
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| And I know that one ML is equal to one CM cubed. To mass the object it is the same as the cube. Massing it on a triple beam balance until the needle is balanced with the dashed line. | |
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