Scientific Measurment Flashcards

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Measurement is _____________________.

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Measurement is the process of comparing and contrasting dimensions of quantity with a standard.

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Length is __________________.

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Length is the difference (seperation) between two distinct points.

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Mass is ________________________.

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Mass is the amount of matter in a substance (object).

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Volume is __________________.

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Volume is the measure of the space occupied by an object.

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Time is __________________.

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Time is the measure of duration for an interval.

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Physical quantity is __________________.

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Physical quantity is any property that can be measured directly or indirectly.

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Fundamental physical quantities are __________________.

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Fundamental physical quantities are basic quantities.

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Length’s symbol is ______ and its unit is ______.

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Length’s symbol is ‘m’ and its unit is Meters.

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Mass’s symbol is ______ and its unit is ______.

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Mass’s symbol is ‘kg’ and its unit is Kilogram.

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Time’s symbol is _______ and its unit is ______.

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Time’s symbol is ‘S’ and its unit is Seconds.

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Temperature’s symbol is _______ and its unit is ______.

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Temperature’s symbol is ‘K’ and its unit is Kelvin.

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Derived physical quantities ______________________ and are found by _______________.

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Derived physical quantities depend on fundamental quantities and are found by mathematically combining the base units.

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Areas symbol is _______ and its unit/formula is ______.

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Area’s symbol is ‘A’ and its unit/formula is (Length x Length) aka (m²).

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Volume’s symbol is _______ and its unit/formula is ______.

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Volume’s symbol is ‘V’ and its unit/formula is (Length x Width x Height) aka (m³)

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Speed’s symbol is _______ and its unit/formula is ______.

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Speed’s symbol is ‘V’ and its unit/formula is (distance traveled ÷ time passed) aka (Meters ÷ Seconds).

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Density’s symbol is _______ and its unit/formula is ______.

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Density’s symbol is ‘p’ and its unit/formula is (Mass ÷ Volume) aka (kg ÷ m³).

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The fundamental physical quantities are:

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The fundamental physical quantities are length, mass, time, and temperature

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The derived physical quantities are:

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The derived physical quantities are area, volume, speed and density