What is the unit and tool used to measure the volume of a plastic block?
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Unit is m^3 or metres cubed. You need to multiply the three dimensions of the block to get the volume. A ruler can be used to measure the edges.
The volume of a plastic block is typically measured in cubic units (cubic cm or cubic m) with the use of a tool such as a graduated cylinder. This is determined using the method of displacement, where the increase in liquid level upon immersion of the plastic block indicates its volume. ;
The volume of a plastic block is typically measured in cubic centimeters (cm³) or cubic meters (m³). You can use a graduated cylinder to measure the volume through water displacement. Observing the increase in water level after submerging the block gives you the volume of the block.
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