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- 13. 4. Volume of an object that isn’t a box- Displacement - how to find the volume of anything with water Step 1- pour 100ml of water in beaker, observe the curve in the water (bottom of meniscus) and write it down Step 2- drop object in the beaker, observe the curve in the water and write down the measurement of the water + object Step 3 - Subtract step 1 from step 2 Meniscus reading