Measurements and Calculations Flashcards

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SI

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Le Système International d’Unités

adopted in 1960 by the General Conference on Weights and Measures

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metric prefixes

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area formula

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area = length × width

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volume formula

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volume = length × width × height

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density formula

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density = mass ⁄ volume

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molar mass formula

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molar mass = mass ⁄ amount of substance

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concentration formula

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concentration = amount of substance ⁄ volume

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molar volume formula

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molar volume = volume ⁄ amount of substance

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energy formula

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energy = force × length

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percent error formula

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percent difference formula

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significant figures

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all the digits known with certainty plus one final digit which is somewhat uncertain or estimated

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rounding the sum or difference of significant figures

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round to the least number of decimals

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rounding the product or quotient of significant figures

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round to the least number of significant figures

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adding numbers written in scientific notation

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make sure both numbers have the same exponents (adjust if necessary) and add the coefficients

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subtracting numbers written in scientific notation

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make sure both numbers have the same exponents (adjust if necessary) and subtract the coefficients

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multiplying numbers written in scientific notation

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multiply the coefficients and add the exponents together

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dividing numbers written in scientific notation

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divide the coefficients and subtract the exponent of the denominator from the exponent of the numerator

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direct proportion

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two quantities that produces a constant value when one is divided by the other

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general equation for a directly proportional relationship

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expression of a directly proportional relationship

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inverse proportion

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two quantities that produces a constant value when multiplied

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general equation for an inversely proportional relationship

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expression of an inversely proportional relationship

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graph of a direct proportion
linear graph that passes through the origin
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graph of an inverse proportion
graph with hyperbola
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scientific notation
way of expressing numbers that are too big or too small to be conveniently written in decimal form
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observing
use of the senses to obtain information
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qualitative data
non-numerical information about qualities and cannot be measured or written down with numbers
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quantitative data
numerical information that can be measured and written down with numbers
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accuracy
closeness of measurements to the correct or accepted value of the quantity measured
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precision
closeness of a set of measurements of the same quantity
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SI base unit for length
meter
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SI base unit for mass
gram
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SI base unit for time
second
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SI base unit for temperature
kelvin
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SI base unit for amount of substance
mole
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SI base unit for electrical current
ampere
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SI base unit for luminous intensity
candela