500 dollars
Depends on the required accuracy. > Find your average pace, and pace it out. Use a measuring wheel. Use a tape measure. Use laser measuring equipment.
deli
your looking at aroung $1500 - $2300 USD its not cheap bub!
Jenna Delaney Zeider
A graduated cylinder or a beaker with volume markings would be appropriate for measuring the volume of a marble. Simply add water to the cylinder or beaker, record the initial volume, then carefully drop the marble in and record the new volume to calculate the volume of the marble.
A graduated cylinder would be the most appropriate piece of equipment to accurately measure 85 mL of water. It has precise markings that allow for accurate measurement of liquid volumes.
Basically anything you can think of that would undo or damage what a piece of equipment would do would be an antonym for equipment
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A graduated cylinder or a micropipette would be appropriate laboratory equipment for measuring out 8.0 ml of liquid accurately.
A graduated cylinder with a capacity of at least 75cm3 would be the most accurate for measuring 75cm3 of water. This is because graduated cylinders are designed for precise volume measurements and have markings that allow for accurate readings.
500 dollars
Depends on the required accuracy. > Find your average pace, and pace it out. Use a measuring wheel. Use a tape measure. Use laser measuring equipment.
Mass is measured in kilograms. Weight is measured in newtons. If you are asking which unit to choose to measure then mass of a marble, then you need to use the submultiple of the kilogram, the gram.
Centimeter
deli
you would use miles.