Lesson 1.1: Units Of Measurement Flashcards

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1
Q

Why is Units of Measurement important?

A

○ Accuracy and precision.

○ Allows different quantities, comparisons and consistency, problem solving, scientific research.

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2
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assigning a quantity to describe a property of an object by comparing it with a standard.

A

Measurement

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3
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standard system of measurement for the fundamental quantities abbreviated from Systeme International.

A

Metric System (1960)

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4
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quantities resulting from the combination of any of the fundamental quantities.

A

Derived Units

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5
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What other form of measurement system exists?

A

Imperial Unit / U.S Customary Units

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6
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Categorize what Quantity these Units are.

Second :

Meter :

Kilogram :

Ampere :

Kelvin :

Mole :

Candela :

A

Second : time

Meter : length

Kilogram : mass

Ampere : electric current

Kelvin : thermodynamic temperature

Mole : amount of substance

Candela : luminous intensity

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7
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Conver these Imperial Units to Metric System.

slug =

pound =

ounce =

foot =

inch =

mile =

quart =

A

slug = 14.59 kg

pound = 4.448 M

ounce = 28.350 grams

foot = 30.48 cm

inch = 2.54 cm

mile = 1,609 m / 1.069 km

quart = 0.946 L

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8
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Write the complete table from Terameter to Picometer.

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9
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Convert the following:

kilometer-to-meter =

hour-to-second =

feet-to-meter =

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kilometer-to-meter = 1,000 m

hour-to-second = 3,600 s

feet-to-meter = 0.3048 m

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