Volume Units

Claim: The volume, when measured in cm^3, is directly related with the volume when it is measured in mL.

Evidence: The evidence that supports this is that the volume in both cm^3 and in mL are quite similar. In the three trials that we did with each shape using each type of measurement, the difference between them was very small.

Reasoning: The data that we got from the various trials of measurement directly supports our claim of the correlation between volume when it's measured in cm^3 and when it's measured in mL. There was very little difference between the measurements, regardless of the units used.


Slope: 0.8970ml/cm^3
Y-int: 6.350 ml
Equation: R=0.8970(ml/cm^3)W+0(ml)