01.03 Volume and Density Guided Notes
Objectives:
In the lesson you will:
define and identify the measurements for density and volume
use the volume formulas for cubes, cylinders, and spheres to calculate density
describe how density relates to an object's mass and volume
use the density formula to determine mass, volume, or density of substances
Big Ideas:
Key Questions and Terms Notes
What are volume and density? How do
they relate to each other?
What is matter?
Explain in your own words how volume is
measured.
Think about objects that have density.
Compare two types of foods by explaining
which one is denser.
How is volume measured for liquids and
solids?
How do you determine the density of a
substance or object?
When an object has a definite shape, how is
it measured? Give an example of an object
and the tool you would use to measure it.
What is a cylinder? Give an example of an
object that’s a cylinder.
What is height? Give an example.
What is radius? When might you need to
measure an object’s radius?
When might a technique called water
displacement be used?
What is the relationship between mass,
volume, and density?
What is the formula for measuring density
of all matter? Explain how this formula
works.