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Graphical Analysis Lab Report
The purpose of the lab was to construct a graph of sugar content versus density for 5 sugar solutions and to determine the sugar content of the 5 beverages using graphical analysis. The hypothesis was that if a beverage has more sugar, then it will be more dense.
The results of the lab included the densities of all the solutions and beverages, which was then graphed. Then, using the graph, the sugar content for the beverages was determined and a rank of the beverages was created. From lowest sugar content to highest sugar content, the rank of the beverages was diet cola, powerade, cola and grape juice (they have the same density so they also have the same sugar content), and grape soda. It can be understood from the results that diet cola
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