SOLVED: Part III: Percentage Error Density CalculationUse a triple beam balance to measure the mass of a beaker. Enter the results in the table below.Pour 400 ml of water into the beaker and measure the mass of the beaker and water.Determine the mass and density of the water, as well as the corresponding percentage errors. Note: The mass of 400 ml of water is supposed to be 400 g (this is the established value). Water is known to have a density of 1.00 g/cm³.Pre-recorded data:Mass of beaker

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SOLVED: ASAP PLEASEIn an experiment regarding measurements and significant figures, One student weighed an object using triple-beam balance. The student reported the mass of the weighed object as 162.1 grams. The professor penalized the student for "incorrect number of significant figures". The student insists that the reported value should be considered. Who is right in this situation? Elaborate your answer in 5-7 sentences. Refer to picture below:

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