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    The researcher will measure the volumes of four different juice brands using a measuring cup. They will record the stated volume on each juice box in milliliters and measure the actual volume of each juice by pouring it into separate measuring cups. The researcher will find the average volume of each juice and compare the averages to the volumes printed on the cartons.

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    Maths SBA Scrap

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    The researcher will measure the volumes of four different juice brands using a measuring cup. They will record the stated volume on each juice box in milliliters and measure the actual volume of each juice by pouring it into separate measuring cups. The researcher will find the average volume of each juice and compare the averages to the volumes printed on the cartons.

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    The researcher will measure the volumes of four different juice brands using a measuring cup. They will record the stated volume on each juice box in milliliters and measure the actual volume of each juice by pouring it into separate measuring cups. The researcher will find the average volume of each juice and compare the averages to the volumes printed on the cartons.

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    Maths SBA Scrap

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    Michelle Narain
    The researcher will measure the volumes of four different juice brands using a measuring cup. They will record the stated volume on each juice box in milliliters and measure the actual volume of each juice by pouring it into separate measuring cups. The researcher will find the average volume of each juice and compare the averages to the volumes printed on the cartons.

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    For the method of data collection, The researcher will be using four (4)

    different brand juices (Freshhh, Big-jo, Squeez, and Juciful).

    To find the volume of each box, the researcher will first obtain the
    length, width, and height of the boxes using a ruler. The researcher will
    then find the cross-section of each box, with the gathered information
    she will then find the volume of each box. After measuring each
    beverage box the researcher will compare it to the other beverages
    boxes.
    The volume of each liquid will be measured by pouring each beverage
    into separate measuring cups, whiles looking at the labels and writing
    each beverage in milliliters (ml) that was on the beverages, after
    measuring each beverage the researcher will then find the average of
    each juice so that it will have an accurate volume of each and then
    compare it to the number printed on the carton of the other beverages.
    The stated volume on each juice box was recorded using ml (millitres)
    and was converted to cm (centimetres) to make the comparison of the
    like terms.

    For our method of data collection, we will be using ten (10) different brands of juices. The ten
    (10) juices we will be using are Cranberry WATA, Minute Maid, Schweppes, Bigga, Tropicana,
    Ting, Coca Cola, Pepsi, iCool and LISHOUS. We will be measuring three (3) of each brand of
    juices using a measuring cylinder. After measuring each juice we will then find the average of
    each juice so that we will have anaccurate volume of each juice.

    will buy different brands of juice, measure the volume in each box and compare with the
    number printed on the carton. I bought 4 different type of beverages and each beverage has it’s
    own amount of milliliters (ml). I then poured each beverage in separate measuring cups. Look at
    the labels and wrote each beverage milliliters (ml) that was on the beverages. Then it was
    measured to see if the companies are actually giving the amount that they say they are giving
    The researcher will be using four (4) different brand juices (Freshhh, Big-jo, Squeez,
    and Juciful). The volume of each liquid will be measured in a measuring jug a data
    collection sheet will be made to obtain the measurement of each product. To find
    the mass a calculation of each product will be performed with the use of a calculator.
    Mass is measured in Kilograms (Kg) so to find the mass each product will be weighed
    with the use of a scale and the pounds will be converted to kilograms (kg).

    For our method of data collection, The researcher will be using four (4) different brand
    juices (Freshhh, Big-jo, Squeez, and Juciful). The volume of each liquid will be
    measured using a measuring cylinder, After measuring each juice the researcher will then find
    the average of each juice so that we will have anaccurate volume of each juice. After measuring
    each juice the researcher will then find the average of each juice so that we will have anaccurate
    volume of each juiceqnd then compare it to the number printed on the carton.

    For our method of data collection, we will be using ten (10) different brands of juices. The ten
    (10) juices we will be using are Cranberry WATA, Minute Maid, Schweppes, Bigga, Tropicana,
    Ting, Coca Cola, Pepsi, iCool and LISHOUS. We will be measuring three (3) of each brand of
    juices using a measuring cylinder. After measuring each juice we will then find the average of
    each juice so that we will have anaccurate volume of each juice.

    will buy different brands of juice, measure the volume in each box and compare with the
    number printed on the carton. I bought 4 different type of beverages and each beverage has it’s
    own amount of milliliters (ml). I then poured each beverage in separate measuring cups. Look at
    the labels and wrote each beverage milliliters (ml) that was on the beverages. Then it was
    measured to see if the companies are actually giving the amount that they say they are giving

    Pictures showing the four (4) Juice box brands the researcher bought

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