Reading a Graduated Cylinder

How to estimate the volume in a graduated cylinder.

[@vivid5203]

I just don't understand how you can add these decimals and stuff when they're literally just unlabeled lines...

[@johnathanwright8948]

You have confirmed to me that somehow I have retained knowledge given to me in the 7th grade thank you sir and thank you Mrs. Stringfield 7th grade physical science.

[@hciontop]

thank you, mark

[@rainerytjp1449]

Thank You Mr.Mark

[@kathyrichards8320]

This help me A lot

[@wendyl3090]

Nice video Mark. :)

[@akishiro-sama7393]

I still dont understand- 👁💧👄💧👁 why does this have to be so hard

[@user-bz1cc4km2r]

BRO SAME

[@user-ut3jk7it6c]

what if the meniscus is convex? Do we measure the highest point then?
what if the liquid is colorful? One of my teachers said then we measure the highest point on concave meniscus (doesn't have a lot of sense) was she right?

[@zanythefreak]

As you can read, I am still confused-

[@user-bz1cc4km2r]

exactly

[@harpertran1396]

Slay ❤

[@mehstudios.]

Teacher why

[@nuk3smomo568]

i am here cuz of school

[@fatoomal3bediy224]

I don’t understand how !!????
It just lines 😓

[@juliusr3162]

Still don’t make sense

[@vivid5203]

exactly

[@stanbrow]

12.8

[@oyinda8285]

bro- idk if this was supposed to be a tutorial or something but it's not, Do YOUR WORK BETTER

[@user-bz1cc4km2r]

And so please tell me how, how im supposed to remember the tiniest fraction of a space on something ive never seen before, something is wrong with you intergrated science teacher...........