(Solved): Q5: Below are drawings of a wide and a narrow cylinder. The cylinders have eq ...

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Q5: Below are drawings of a wide and a narrow cylinder. The cylinders have equally spaced marks on them. Water is poured into the wide cylinder up to the $$4^{\text{th }}$$ mark (see A). This water rise $$6^{\text{th }}$$ mark when poured into the narrow cylinder (see B). Both cylinders are emptied (not shown) and water is poured into the wide cylinder up to the $$6^{\text{th }}$$ mark. How high would this water rise if it were poured into the empty narrow cylinder? To about 8 To about 9 To about 10 To about 12 None of these answers is correct Q6: because the answer cannot be determined with the information given. it went up 2 more before, so it will go up 2 more again. it goes up 3 in the narrow for every 2 in the wide. the second cylinder is narrower. one must actually pour the water and observe to find out. Q7: Water is now poured into the narrow cylinder (described in $$\mathrm{Q}5$$ above) up to the $$11^{\text{th }}$$ mark. How high would this water rise if it were poured into the empty wide cylinder? To about $$71/2$$ To about 9 To about 8 To about $$71/3$$ None of these answers is correct Q8: because the ratios must stay the same. one must actually pour the water and observe to find out. the answer cannot be determined with the information given. it was 2 less before so it will be 2 less again. you subtract 2 from the wide for every 3 from the narrow.