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When using a 10 ml graduated cylinder, it is initially filled with approximately how many milliliters of water? 5ml or 10ml​

When using a 10 ml graduated cylinder, it is initially filled with approximately how many milliliters of water? 5ml or 10ml​
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When using a 10 ml graduated cylinder, it is initially filled with approximately how many milliliters of water?

5ml or 10ml​

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10ml. A 10 ml graduated cylinder is typically filled to the 10 ml mark with water.
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