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Physics. Science 1206 Unit 4: Motion. Physics : the science that deals with matter, energy, motion and force. Measurement, Units, & Error. How would you 

describe this 

motion?. Measurement, Units, & Error. Qualitative: Description of observation, not measured - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Physics

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Science 1206 Unit 4: Motion

Physics: the science that deals with matter, energy, motion and force

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Measurement, Units, & Error

How would you describe this motion?

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Qualitative: Description of observation, not measured example: big/small, quiet/loud, fast/slow

Quantitative: Numerical, measured example: 7ft tall, 30 km/hr

GO SLOW

Max50km

/hr

Which is more useful?

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Measurements, Units, and Error

Units

-Most measurements are useless to us without units

This building is 8 Pats tall

MAX20,000

mm/s

-Using inappropriate units also causes confusion

SPEED

This cat weighs 52

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Measurement, Units, & Error

SI Units http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0OAFS5K8h8

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Measurement, Units, & Error

SI Units- Le Systeme International d'Unites-single system agree on by scientists worldwide- seven base units + other derived units

These are the ones we will use

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Derived units- the ones we get from manipulating (adding, dividing, multiplying) existing base units

Examples:Area= Length x Width Speed= Distance / TimeArea= m x m = m2  Speed= Km/ hr or m/s

5m

6m

50 km in 1 hr = 50 km/hr50 km in 1/2 hr = 100 km/hr

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Measurement, Units, & Error

k  h  da  Base  d  c  m

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Units

k h   da  Base  d  c   m

Left to Right = x10

Right to Left = /10

King Henry's Daughter Bakes Delicious Chocolate Muffins

kilo hecto deka deci centi milli

*Time

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Measurement, Units, & Error

k h   da  Base   d  c  mkilo hecto deka deci centi milli

Practice converting the following:

a) 31.6 cm = ______m

b) 2.6 kL = _____mL

c) 40 g = ______ mg

d) 2000 hm = _____km

e) 45 g = ________kg

f) 1 200 mm = ______km

Remember!

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Derived Units

Ex: Convert 100 km/hr to m/s

Hint: To change from km/hr to m/s ÷ by 3.6 To change from m/s to km/hr x by 3.6

100 km 1 hr 60min 1000mx x x = 27.8 m/s1hr 60 min 3600 sec 1km

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Derived Units

Ex. Convert 5700 cm2 to m2

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Derived Units

Ex. Convert 5700 cm2 to m2

5700 cm x cm 1m 1m

100 cm 100 cm x x1 = 0.57

m2

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Derived Units

Ex. Convert 5700 cm2 to m2

5700 cm x cm 1m 1m 1 100 cm 100 cm

x x = 0.57 m2

-For a unit2 times the number of decimal places you otherwise move by 2-For a unit3 times the number of decimal places you would otherwise move by 3

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Derived Units

Ex. Convert 5700. cm2 to m2

5700 cm x cm 1m 1m

100 cm 100 cm

x x1 = 0.57 m2

-For a unit2 times the number of decimal places you otherwise move by 2-For a unit3 times the number of decimal places you would otherwise move by 3

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Derived Units

Ex. Convert 4300 mm3 to cm3

-For a unit2 times the number of decimal places you otherwise move by 2-For a unit3 times the number of decimal places you would otherwise move by 3

Remember!

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Measurement, Units, & Error

Converting Derived Units

Ex. Convert 4300 mm3 to cm3

- mm to cm is 1 decimal place to the left- mm3 to cm3 should be 3 decimal places to the left

4300.0 mm3 = 4.3cm3

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Measurement, Units, & Error