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A 10mL graduated cylinder has graduations between each milliliter that denote 0.1mL and allow an uncertainty that is lower that 0.1mL. Because a 150mL beaker doesn't likely have many graduations, the degree of uncertainty is far greater, usually well over 1mL. Beakers are designed to hold a volume and its graduations are only meant to give an approximation while graduated cylinders are specifically designed to deliver large amounts of volume with little uncertainty.

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Q: Why does a 150 ml beaker have more uncertain than a 10.0 ml graduated cylinder in determining volume?
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