First, measurement in length in centimeters is being used to measure the width of the laboratory manual. Unfortunately, it's not going to be that easy because centimeters isn’t the length that is needed for this report. In order to complete this portion of the lab correctly, centimeters must be converted to inches using this equation (found in the appendix of the lab manual): (X) cM= 1 in/2.54 cM. In this equation, x represents the width of the laboratory manual measured following the amount of centimeters that are found in one inch. Second, measurement of volume will be recorded using a graduated cylinder. Prior to beginning lab, two graduated cylinders must be be filled with different amounts of tap water in which should be prepared by the instructor. Before any kind of recording of how much water is in all the cylinders, it is most important to see what kind of unit is being used. For this instance, milliliters are being used to measure volume. Following the figuring out that the unit is milliliters, it is time to read how much water is precisely in the instrument. Depending on the area and height of which the cylinder is placed, it is important to always read it at eye