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The difference between the measured/estimated value from the true value is called the?

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error

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2 Types of error

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RANDOM
SYSTEMATIC

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Errors you cannot control

E.g. measuring something and it ends in the middle of lines so you estimate.

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Random error

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start measurement with zero to lessen uncertainty

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Zeroing uncertainty

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broken equipment

wrong usage of equipment

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Systematic error

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this means doubt about the validity of the result of a measurement.

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Uncertainty of measurements

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you decide for yourself what the measurement is

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Judgement uncertainty

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thumb to pinky

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handspan

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1 finger =

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1 digit

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tallest finger to elbow

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cubit

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1 foot step

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pace

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one hand to another

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armspan

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size of foot

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foot span

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Measurements that are based on human body dimensions or common movements. They are often used in informal contexts or historical settings.

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NON-STANDARDIZED MEASUREMENTS

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These measurements are inaccurate due to variability among individuals, lack of universal standards, inconsistent application, and their practical rather than precise nature.

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NON-STANDARDIZED MEASUREMENTS

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Also referred to as imperial units

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ENGLISH MEASUREMENTS

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A measurement system acknowledged internationally.

Decimal-based

Originated in France

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METRIC UNITS

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The difference between the measure/estimated value from the true value.

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ERROR

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refers to consistent, repeatable inaccuracies in measurements that occur due to flaws in the measurement process or equipment.

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SYSTEMATIC ERROR

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the variability in measurements that arise from unpredictable fluctuations and uncertainties inherent in any measurement process.

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RANDOM ERROR

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Determining the weight using equipment with using your judgment as a second opinion

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Judgment Uncertainty

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t or f

All non-zero numbers are significant.

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true

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t or f

Zeros between two non-zero digits are not significant.

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f

Zeros between two non-zero digits are significant.

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Leading zeros are significant.

t or f

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f

Leading zeros are not significant.

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Trailing zeros to the right of the decimal are significant. t or f

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true

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Trailing zeros in a whole number with the decimal shown are significant. t or f

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true

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Trailing zeros in a whole number with no decimal shown are significant. t or f

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false Trailing zeros in a whole number with no decimal shown are not significant.

Question 26

numbers that are exact 1 dozen = 12 eggs

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discrete

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have both magnitude and direction E.g. displacement, velocity, momentum, force, lift, thrust Represented with the use of arrows

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Vector quantities

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indicates the direction in which the vector is pointing.

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Head of the arrow

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numbers that are not exact 12 inches =13.48 cm

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continuous

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have magnitude but no direction E.g. volume, area, energy, work, pressure

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Scalar quantities

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represents the starting point or origin of the vector

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Tail of the arrow

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represents the magnitude of the vector

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Length of the arrow

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North South East West

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Cardinal directions

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Northeast (NE) - 45º N of E / 45º E of N Northwest (NW) - 45º N of W / 45º W of N Southeast (SE) - 45º S of E / 45º E of S Southwest (SW) - 45º S of W / 45º W of S

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Intercardinal directions

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Vector sum of 2 or more vectors; produces the same combined effect

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Resultant vector / resultant (FR)

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Called---- because vectors are connected at the tail at the same point of origin

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tail to tail

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Called -------- method because you create a parallelogram by drawing imaginary lines parallel to each vector. Once these imaginary lines meet, a diagonal line from the same origin is drawn to the point of intersection of the imaginary lines. This diagonal line is the resultant vector.

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parallelogram

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Same magnitude compared to the resultant vector but in the opposite direction.

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Equilibrant vector (FE)

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A + B = B + A The order in which you add numbers does not change the sum.

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Commutative

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(A + B) + C = A + (B + C) the way in which numbers are grouped when adding does not change the sum.

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Associative

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Used when it is already confirmed that the given vectors form right angles which means they can also form right triangles

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ANALYTICAL METHOD

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used when there are right triangles present

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pythagorean theorem:

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used to find the missing side or angle of a right triangle

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trigonometric functions / SOHCAHTOA:

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formula: x= r cos 0 y= r sin 0

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NoW, NoE, SoW, SoE

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formula: x= r sin0 y= r cos0

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WoN, WoS, EoN, EoS

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Conducting of experiments Use of motion sensors, force tables, etc.

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EXPERIMENTAL METHOD