Measurements 7 Flashcards
3 types of physical quantities
Fundamental or basic qty
Derived qty
Supplementary qty
1 metric tonne =
1000 kg
Quintal =
100 kg
1 day contain how many seconds or minutes
86400 seconds or 1440 minutes
Area of a sphere
4πr x r
SI system when discovered
1960
Volume of a sphere
4/3 x π x r x r x r
Temp SI unit
Kelvin
Force SI unit
Newton
SI unit of mass
Kg
Force formula
Mass x acceleration
Pressure SI unit
Pascal
Electric current SI unit
Ampere
Luminous intensity SI unit
Candela - cd
Early systems of measurement were based on only 3 fundamental quantities
Mass , time and length
Pressure formula
Force/ area
M =
Measure of a physical quantity
N x U- where N stands for number and U stands for unit
Tera
10 raised to 12
Exa
10 raised to 18
PETA
10 raised to 15
Giga
10 raised to 9
1 micron =
10 raised to -6 metre
Amt of substance SI unit
Mole - mol
Density formula
Mass/ volume
Vector can be divided by vector algebra
F
Force formula
Mass x acceleration
Velocity formula in 3 dimensions
L x T raised to -1
Force formula in three dimensions
M x L x T raised to -2
Pressure formula in three dimensions
M x L-1 x T-2
Pressure is
Force per unit area
Physics derived from the word
Fusis meaning nature and natural phenomena
Perpendicular vectors also called
Orthogonal vectors
Tan A =
Sin A / Cos A
There is no actual ……………….. of vectors
Subtraction
Pico
10 raised to -12
Femto
10 raised to -15
Atto
10 raised to -18
1 parsec
3.26 light years
Smallest practical unit of distance
Fermi
Parsec full form
Parallactic second
1 hectometre
100 metre
1 hectare
Square of 1 hector (100 m)
CGPM
General conference on weight and measures
Smallest unit of time
Shake ( 10 raised to-8)
Angstrom =
10 raised to -10 metres
4 systems of measurements.
F.P.S
C.G.S
M.K.S
SI