1.2 Study Guide Flashcards

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1
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What is the relationship between the metric prefixes and base units?

A

Metric prefixes allow the expression of measurements in a number of different sizes. EX: Kilometer= 1000 Base Units Millimeter= 1/1000 Base Units.

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2
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How many base units are in the Kilo?

A

1000

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3
Q

What is a kilo in decimal form?

A

1000

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4
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What is the Kilo in scientific notation?

A

10^3

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5
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How many base units are in Centi?

A

1/100

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6
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What Is Centi in decimal form?

A

0.01

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7
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What is Centi in scientific notation?

A

10^-2

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8
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How many base units are in milli?

A

1/1000

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9
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What is milli in decimal form?

A

0.0001

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10
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What is milli in scientific notation?

A

10^-3

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11
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How many base units are in micro?

A

1/1000000

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12
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What is micro in decimal form?

A

0.000001

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13
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What is the scientific notation of micro?

A

10^-6

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14
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How many base units are in Nano?

A

1//1000000000

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15
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What is the decimal form of Nano?

A

0.000000001

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16
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What is the scientific notation of Nano?

A

10^-9

17
Q

What is the difference between mass and volume?

A

Mass is the amount of matter, and volume is the amount of space taken up.

18
Q

Step 1 to finding standard deviation?

A

Find the Mean

19
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Step 2 to finding the standard deviation?

A

Find the Variance

20
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Step 3 to finding the standard deviation?

A

Take the square root of the variance

21
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How do you find the variance?

A

Subtract the data given from the mean of the data and square it, then divide by however many data numbers there were.

22
Q

Which variable goes on the X (Horizontal) Axis?

A

Independent Variable

23
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What variable goes on the Y
(Vertical) Axis?

A

Dependent Variable