Why is it not necessary to use a measuring cylinder to measure the volume of dilute hydrochloric acid in this experiment when a graduated beaker is used?
A) Because a graduated beaker provides more accurate measurements than a measuring cylinder.
B) Because a graduated beaker has a larger capacity, making it more suitable for this experiment.
C) Because the precision required for this experiment can be achieved with the markings on the graduated beaker.
D) Because a measuring cylinder is not designed for measuring liquids in chemical experiments.
