*WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST IF SOMEONE ANSWERS THIS CORRECTLY ASAP*

An experiment was conducted to determine the density of a liquid. The table shows a partial record of the experiment.

*Table Inserted Below*

What information should be recorded in the last row of the table?

Time taken to pour the liquid out of the cylinder into a beaker
Ratio of the mass of the cylinder and the volume of the liquid
Mass of the graduated cylinder with the liquid in it
Ratio of volume to mass of the liquid

Best answer choice is "Mass of the graduated cylinder with the liquid in it "

Explanation:

if they want to determine density of liquid they'll use D= m/v

they already have the volume (v)now they just need the mass (m) of the liquid (BUT NOT OF THE CYLINDER) You'll want the LIQUID'S mass (m) ONLY So "Mass of the graduated cylinder with the liquid in it" = Liquid's mass WITH the cylinder's mass ALSO, let's get rid of the cylinder's mass now you get the liquid's mass by itself mass of graduated cylinder with liquid in it subtracted by the Mass of empty graduated cylinder = (m) mass of liquid(m) mass of liquid ÷ (v) volume of liquid in the graduated cylinder = (D) DensitySo your answer will be "Mass of the graduated cylinder with the liquid in it"

A) the enthralling of formation for pure element in its standard state is always positivehope this : )