Bim 1 Flashcards

1
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What is hypothesis?

A

A possible answer

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2
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How can you test hypothesis?

A

By observation, model, and experiment.

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3
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What happens if in the scientific injury process your hypothesis didn’t work?

A

You have to try another hypothesis

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4
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What is “SI”?

A

The International System of units

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5
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How can you measure mass?

A

Kilogram (kg)

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6
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How can you measure length?

A

Meter (m)

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7
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How can you measure time?

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Seconds (s)

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8
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How can you measure electric current?

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Ampere (A)

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9
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What are the steps of the scientific ingury process?

A
Problem
Gather info
Hypothesis
Tests hypothesis
Results
Conclusion
Communicate
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10
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How can you measure temperature?

A

By kelvin (k)

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11
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Convertions: 800 m–>hm

A

8 hm

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12
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Convertions: 4km–>hm

A

40 hm

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13
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Convertions: 74 dm–>m

A

7.4m

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14
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Convertions: 8.8hm–>dm

A

8,800dm

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15
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Convertions: 65hm–> km

A

6.5 km

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16
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Convertions: 80 dam–>hm

A

8 hm

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17
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Convertions: 3,000 dm–> hm

A

30,000 hm

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18
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What is position?

A

An object’s direction and distance

19
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From position we need to know:

A
  • reference point
  • direction
  • distance
20
Q

What is motion?

A

An object’s change in position

21
Q

What is displacement?

A

The distance between the initial and thefinal position of an object

22
Q

What is distance?

A

The path you use to go from one place to another

23
Q

To describe a position in more than one dimension, you must use more than one:

A

Reference point

24
Q

What is speed?

A

The amount of distance we travel in a specific time

25
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Unit of speed

A

km/hr

m/s

26
Q

What is instantaneous speed?

A

The specific moment when an object moves

27
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What is constant speed?

A

The same speed all the time

28
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What is changing speed?

A

Different speed in a travel

29
Q

What is average speed?

A

Is the total distance traveled divided by the time you traveled

30
Q

How do you obtain speed?

A

distance/time

31
Q

How do you obtain distance?

A

speed x time

32
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How do you obtain time?

A

distance/speed

33
Q

How do you obtain acceleration?

A
                time
34
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How do you obtain velocity?

A

distance and time + direction

35
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What is acceleration?

A

The change in velocity

36
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What is negative aceleration?

A

When you are slowing down

37
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What is positive aceleration?

A

When you go faster

38
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Convertions: 3,000 dm–> hm

A

30,000 hm

39
Q

What is position?

A

An object’s direction and distance

40
Q

From position we need to know:

A
  • reference point
  • direction
  • distance
41
Q

What is motion?

A

An object’s change in position

42
Q

What is displacement?

A

The distance between the initial and thefinal position of an object

43
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What is distance?

A

The path you use to go from one place to another