Test 1: Math & Chemistry Flashcards

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Qualitative

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quality-based, such as color, physical state

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2
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Quantitative

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measurement of an amount or quantity

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3
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scientific notation is the method scientists use to

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handle large and small numbers

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4
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Scientific notation is done by splitting up the number into what two parts?

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the numerical value, and the factor of 10 by which it is multiplied (1000 is 1x10^3)

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5
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The power listed in scientific notation is done by counting the number of __ following the initial #

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zeroes

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6
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If the power listed in scientific notation is negative, it describes

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the total number of digits that come after the decimal. (.001 is 1x10^-3)

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7
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Prefix for billion

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giga- (G), 10^9

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8
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Prefix for million

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10^6, mega- (M)

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9
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Prefix for thousand

A

10^3, kilo (k)

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10
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Prefix for trillionth

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10^-12, pico(p)

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11
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Prefix for hundredth

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10^-2, centi- (c)

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12
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Prefix for thousandth

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10^-3, milli- (m)

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13
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Prefix millionth

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10^-6, micro- (u/m)

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14
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Prefix for billionth

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10^-9, nano- (n)

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15
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What are the two parts of all quantitative measurements?

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number and unit

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16
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The units of mass are

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gram, pound, ounce, atomic mass unit (amu)

17
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The units of length are

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meter(m), inch, foot, yard(yd), mile(mi)

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The units of time are

19
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The units of temperature are

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kelvin(K), Celsius (degreeC), fahrenheit (degreeF)

20
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Volume is found by

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width x depth x height

21
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Density =

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Density = Mass/Volume

22
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For solid objects that are not perfect cubes, measurement of volume can be done by

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measuring the difference in volume when the solid object is added to a fixed amount of water

23
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Prefix for trillion

A

Tera- (T), 10^12

24
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Prefix for unit

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Ascending metric system prefixes
Kilo, mega, giga, tera (kindness means giving thanks)
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Descending metric system prefixes
Centi, milli, micro, nano, pico (caring moms make nice people)
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Exact numbers are those that are part of a __
defined relationship
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Our ability to measure is limited by
a) what we are measuring and b) what tools we are using to measure it.
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Standard deviation
deviation from the mean – margin of error
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Precision
How close a measured number is to another measured number. (Repeatable)
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The more significant digits a measurement has, the more___ that measurement is.
precise
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Accuracy
How close a measured number is to a value. Degree consistent with reality
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When giving measurements, it is considered a best practice in the medical field to drop
all trailing zeroes
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Every method of measuring has a ___ to the level of detection possible
real limit
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Metric unit used to measure volume is
liter