If you were baking a desert and recipe called for 250 g of sugar, how could you use the triple beam balance to obtain this amount?

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Rudy Washington

3 January, 07:19

If you were baking a desert and recipe called for 250 g of sugar, how could you use the triple beam balance to obtain this amount?

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Zaire Bradshaw · Answer 1

Find the mass of a container.

Add 250 to the quantity and move the brokers to that value.

Add the sugar to the dough container until it reaches zero in the balance.

And ready, you will have the 250 g of sugar.

Explanation:

The triple beam balance is an instrument used to measure the mass quite accurately. This device has an approximate reading error of + / - 0.05 grams. The name refers to the three beams, the largest central beam, the front beam, medium size, and the furthest beam, smallest size. The triple beam balance can be used to measure the mass from objects, find the mass by the difference in the case of a liquid, and measure a substance.

Woodward · Answer 2

Well I don't know how you can "bake" a desert but if you can, try to not mix up the sugar and sand