Fundamental Units/Properties

Question 1

What 3 things does a measurement indicate?

Answer 1

magnitude, unit, property/quantity being measured

Question 2

composite/derived property/quantity

Answer 2

prop’s/quant’s derived from (made up of) 2/more other quant’s

Question 3

Wat kind of units do comp/derived prop’s have?

Answer 3

composite units

Question 4

composite units

Answer 4

units tht r actually made up of other, more fundamental units

Question 5

how many fund prop’s r there?

Answer 5

7

Question 6

fund prop’s/quant’s

Answer 6

prop’s tht can’t be derived from other prop’s

Question 7

fund unit

Answer 7

each fund quant has an associated fun unit in the International System (SI System) which is used almost worldwide in sci. can’t be broken down in2 other units

Question 8

fund units of length, time, & mass

Answer 8

length - meter (m)
time - seconds (s)
mass - kilogram (kg)

Question 9

7 fund units

Answer 9

length
time
mass (how much matter)
temperature
electric current
amount (how many of something) 
luminous intensity

Question 10

base unit of mass

Answer 10

gram (g)

Question 11

order of metric ladder

Answer 11

kilo, hecto, deca, base (gram, liter, sec, meter), deci, centi, milli

Question 12

Can you add measurements with different properties and units?

Answer 12

No, but you can add measurements of different units and same properties

Question 13

unit + unit

Answer 13

unit

Question 14

unit - unit

Answer 14

unit

Question 15

unit * unit

Answer 15

unit^2

Question 16

can you multiply measurements of different quantities and units?

Answer 16

yes

Question 17

unita * unitb

Answer 17

unita(unitb)