units and measurement Flashcards

1st ch

1
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what are physical quantities

A

any quantities that can be measured

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2
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fundamental/base quantities definition

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its indipendent, and other quantities are derived from these quantities. Example - time, distance, mass

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3
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derived quantities definition

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they are derived from fundamental quantitites

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4
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FUNDAMENTAL UNITS
1)length
2)time
3)mass
4)temperature
5)electric current
6)luminous intensity
7)amount of substance

A

1)meter
2)second
3)kilogram
4)kelvin
5)ampere
6)candela
7)mole

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5
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si unit meaning

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si unit is called rationalized MKS because it is modified over MKS

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6
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dimensions meaning

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dimonsions of physical quanitity are the exponent to which the base quantity are raised to represent that quantity

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7
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application of dimensional analysis

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1) to check the dimensional correctness of a given physical relation
2) to find dimensional formula of unknown physical quantity
3) to derive the relation difference between physical quantities
4) to convert a physical quantity from one system of units to the other

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8
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limitation of dimensional analysis

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1) this method can only be used if the dependency is of multiplication type
2) the relation derived from this method gives no information about the dimensional constants
3)it gives no information weather a quantity is scaler or vector

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