DATA ANALYSIS Flashcards

1
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indicates how close a measurement is to the true or accepted value.

A

Accuracy

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2
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refers to the closeness of measurements within a set of data.

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precision

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3
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The precision and accuracy of a measurement or data is indicated
by the number of figures or digits

A

significant figures.

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4
Q

Writing a number as a power of 10

A

Scientific Notation.

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5
Q

means assigning a number to a distinct object or event in comparison
with other objects or events.

A

Measurement

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6
Q

evolved from the metric system

A

International System

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7
Q

provides additional and more accurate units of measurement

A

International System

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8
Q

still widely used in the US

A

English System

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9
Q

includes ounce (oz), pound (lb), inch (in), mile (mi), and quart (qt)

A

English System

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10
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the amount of matter in an object and is independent of the object’s location.

A

Mass

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11
Q

which is the pull of gravity on an object and is dependent on the
object’s location.

A

weight

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12
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is the amount of space occupied by an object in

three dimensional units.

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Volume

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13
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is the amount of matter per unit space occupied

by an object.

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Density

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