Compare an Absorbency Record - Practice 2

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Use the same starting amount of water and the same test time to compare samples. In these fictional records, the sample taking in more milliliters absorbed more during that test. Do not generalize to every use.

Worked example

Equal-sized samples take in 3 mL and 5 mL under the same procedure. The 5 mL sample absorbed 2 mL more.

Question 1 Fictional test 6: equal samples A and B take in 7 mL and 10 mL using the same procedure. How many more mL did B absorb? Answer

Question 2 Fictional test 7: equal samples A and B take in 8 mL and 9 mL using the same procedure. How many more mL did B absorb? Answer

Question 3 Fictional test 8: equal samples A and B take in 9 mL and 11 mL using the same procedure. How many more mL did B absorb? Answer

Question 4 Fictional test 9: equal samples A and B take in 10 mL and 13 mL using the same procedure. How many more mL did B absorb? Answer

Question 5 Fictional test 10: equal samples A and B take in 11 mL and 12 mL using the same procedure. How many more mL did B absorb? Answer