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Firs fill a graduated cylinder that fits the rock with 50 ml. of water
then recored 50ml. or what you started out with
then tilt the graduated cylinder to the side and slide the rock down
then record were the meniscus the water level is now
then subtract 50ml. and the other number and don't forget to add your labels like ml.
Hoped it helped
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