Compare the obtained volume of 292.56mL with the volume of 45mL. Why was there a difference? What would you do to reduce this difference? How the% error would be affected if the calculated volume 45.10mL is used instead of the obtained volume 292.56mL How to convert weight in grams to milligrams from the following: 0.25kilograms 0.256 kilograms How to convert the following to kilogram 0.26 kilograms 0.254 kilograms 0.295 kilograms

1.) In comparing 292.56 mL with the 45 mL, there is a huge difference. The 292.56 mL is 6 times greater than 45 mL. With a difference of 247.56 mL.

2.) Why was there a difference? What you stated is a bit lacking, so I presume that you had a miscalculation in obtaining the designated volume. If you are to use the 292.56 mL for an experiment and the required is just 45 mL, it would cause and erroneous result.

3.) To reduce the difference, you must recalibrate, and reassess how you obtained that specific volume. Look at the steps again and analyze them. Perform them step by step and repeat the procedure with greater attention and focus.

Step-by-step explanation

4.) In converting kilograms to milligrams, there is a simpler way and there is a harder way.

The simpler way is to move the DECIMAL POINT to right 6 times. (This is because 1 kilogram is equivalent to 1000000 milligrams).

So when converting the following:

• 0.25 kilograms to milligrams, the answer is = 250000.00 milligrams (By moving the decimal point towards the right and just adding zeroes for each open space.)
• So the same process is done to the other given valies:
• 0.256 kilograms = 256000.00 milligrams
• 0.26 kilograms = 260000.00 milligrams
• 0.254 kilograms = 254000.00 milligrams
• 0.295 kilograms = 295000.00 milligrams

Another way of doing is by multiplying the given killogram by 1000000, because 1 kilogram is equals to 1, 000,000 milligrams.