Moments 8 Flashcards

1
Q

millimeter (call milli)

A

thickness of cell phone

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2
Q

centimeter (cent for wedding)

A

width of wedding ring

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3
Q

meter (meet at the door)

A

a doorway is just over 2 meters tall

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4
Q

kilometer in miles (opposite of kill a mile - but same measurements)

A

1 km equals about 2/3 a mile

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5
Q

gram (you know)

A

the weight of a grape

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6
Q

kilogram (kill 2 lbs)

A

about 2.2 lbs

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7
Q

celcius

A

zero is freezing, 10 is not. 20 is warm, and 30 is hot

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8
Q

rate of exchange on a graph (exchange y for x)

A

y2 - y1/ x2 - x1

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9
Q

distribution with single clear peak (just one)

A

unimodal

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10
Q

distribution with two clear peaks

A

bimodal

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11
Q

on a graph with few distributions on right is skewed___

A

right (opposite of what you would think)

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12
Q

on a graph with few distributions on left is skewed___

A

left (opposite of what you would think)

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13
Q

uniform distribution

A

when data is spread evenly across range

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14
Q

outlier (outer)

A

an unexpected value that doesn’t fit any trend or pattern

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15
Q

covariance (co-dependent)

A

if two variables both increase, it’s a positive covariance. if one increases and one decreases, it’s a negative covariance and they are inversely related

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16
Q

first quantity is called..

A

independent variable

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17
Q

second quantity is called…

A

dependent variable

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18
Q

covariance (think co)

A

relationship between 2 variables

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19
Q

direct variable/variation (directly related)

A

if both variables increase or decrease

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20
Q

negative variance

A

if one variable increases, and the other decreases

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21
Q

inversely related

A

as one variable increases, the other decreases

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22
Q

answer is written as squared (2)

A

the area

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23
Q

area of a parallelogram (square leaning to one side) (parallel is basically a square)

A

h x b

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24
Q

area of a trapezoid (pyramid with flat top) (trap half the height times both bees)

A

1/2 x h x (b1 + b2)

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25
Q

area of a circle

A

pi x r(2) squared

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26
Q

area of a rhombus (diamond shape) (1/2 rhonda - that’s it)

A

1/2 x d1 x d2

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27
Q

kilo

A

1000

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28
Q

deca

A

10

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29
Q

deci

A

1/10

30
Q

centi

A

1/100

31
Q

milli

A

1/1000

32
Q

1 yd in feet (yard fabric)

A

3 ft

33
Q

1 mile in feet

A

5280 ft

34
Q

1 lb in ounces

A

16 oz

35
Q

1 pt in cups (pt size 2)

A

2 cups

36
Q

1 qt = ? cups… (4 quarters = 1)

A

2 pts or 4 cups

37
Q

1 gal in cups (gal 16)

A

4 qts or 16 cups

38
Q

1 ton in pounds

A

2000 lb

39
Q

3 gals in a liter of soda

A

3.8 liters

40
Q

1 kg = ? lbs (kill twice the pounds)

A

2.2 lbs

41
Q

1 inch in cm.

A

2.54 cm

42
Q

1 meter in feet (the doorway)

A

3.28 ft

43
Q

1 mile in km (kill a little more than a mile)

A

1.6 km

44
Q

1 oz = ? grams (movie)

A

28.35 grams

45
Q

1 mile in yards

A

1760 yards

46
Q

hecta

A

100

47
Q

length is measured with a…

A

ruler or meter stick

48
Q

volume is…

A

the amount of space an object takes up

49
Q

how to measure volume (volume of craigslist)

A

length x width x height

50
Q

most accurate tool to measure large volumes

A

volumetric flask

51
Q

most accurate tool to measure small volumes (simulation)

A

volumetric pipette

52
Q

less accurate than volumetric flasks or pipettes (bottom graduate)

A

graduate cylinders, but still used to measure volume

53
Q

liquids form a…(liquid molusck)

A

meniscus in a measuring tool

54
Q

meniscus

A

the curve formed at the top of a liquid in response to its container

55
Q

the meniscus curve can be…(FUD - micro)

A

upward (concave), downward (convex), or flat

56
Q

the line you are reading should be even with the…

A

center of the meniscus

57
Q

balances (balance the mass)

A

used to measure the mass of an object

58
Q

mass

A

the amount of matter in an object

59
Q

2 types of balances

A

triple-beam balance and electronic balance. electronic more common bc it’s easier to use

60
Q

large scale items w/ large mass would be measured using…(which unit of weight) - don’t agree - this only 2.2 lbs

A

kilograms (kg)

61
Q

measuring a few drops of water would be measured using___rather than liters.

A

milliliters

62
Q

50 roman numeral (50 Large)

A

L

63
Q

100 roman numeral (century - 100)

A

C

64
Q

500 roman numeral (500 DC)

A

D

65
Q

1000 roman numeral (1000 millinial)

A

M

66
Q

the absolute value of any number is just the…

A

positive version of that number, I.e. |-3| = 3.

67
Q

1 - 1000 Roman numeral acronym

A

I Value Xylophones Like Cows Do Milk

68
Q

to change a decimal to a percent…

A

multiply it by 100

69
Q

WORD problem: 4 less than a quotient of a number and 2 is at least 5

A

n/2 - 4 (greater than or equal to) 5

70
Q

quotient of a number means….

A

fraction