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it is made up of a number and unit.
measurement
metric system
basic units
unit prefixes
it constitutes units based on power of 10 which makes it preferred system to be used in science
measurement
metric system
basic units
unit prefixes
it comprises units such as pound, yard and ounce
measurement
metric system
basic units
british or english system
it is the combination of two or more base units
derived units
metric system
basic units
british or english system
it can be used to make a new unit larger or smaller than the base unit
derived units
metric system
unit prefixes
british or english system
it is the technique of converting between units
derived units
metric system
unit prefixes
dimensional analysis
it is an equation that shows equivalent amount of different units
derived units
metric system
unit equality
dimensional analysis
the smallest marked division in the measuring instrument
uncertain digits
least count
unit equality
dimensional analysis
it refers to the closeness of a measured value to a standard or known value
precision
least count
unit equality
accuracy
it refers to the closeness of two or more measurements to each other
precision
least count
unit equality
accuracy
give the equivalent of unit of the give units
1 inch
2.54 cm
3.788 liters
4.186 joules
accuracy
give the equivalent of unit of the give units
1 gal
2.54 cm
3.788 liters
4.186 joules
accuracy
give the equivalent of unit of the give units
1 cal
2.54 cm
3.788 liters
4.186 joules
give the equivalent of unit of the give units
1 ft
101 325 Pa
12 in
5 280 ft
give the equivalent of unit of the give unit
1 atm
101 325 Pa
12 in
5 280 ft
a quantity can be expressed using the english or the metric system of measurement
TRUE
FALSE
SI units are commonly used as the standard system of measurement
TRUE
FALSE
the metric system uses specific factors whereas the English system uses measurements in power of 10
TRUE
FALSE
to convert one unit of measurement into another, a technique called dimensional analysis is used
TRUE
FALSE
very small or big numbers can written in shorter form using scientific notation
TRUE
FALSE
precision describes how close a measurement is to the true value
TRUE
FALSE
accuracy describes the consistency or closeness of the measurement with one another
TRUE
FALSE
systematic errors attributed to measuring instruments used or techniques employed
TRUE
FALSE
random errors come from unknown or unpredictable variation of experimental situation
TRUE
FALSE
a graph is a pictorial representation that shows the trend and relationship among variables
TRUE
FALSE
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