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This document discusses conversion factors and units of measurement. It explains that conversion factors allow quantities to be converted from one unit to another. A 3-step process is used: 1) identify the starting and ending units, 2) select a conversion factor with the starting units on the bottom and ending units on top, and 3) multiply out the conversion factor. Students then practice converting between made-up units like "wazoos", "gidgets", and "bamboos" using whiteboards before completing an exit slip quiz.
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11 19 What Are Conversion Factors
- 1. Launch: 11/19 Grab your binder and immediately take a seat! Place homework (balancing buffet) on desk. __C + __Br2 __CBr4 1. When the equation above is completely balanced, the coefficient for Br2 would be a. 0 b. 1 c. 2 d. 4
- 2. Launch 11/19 __Na + __H2O __NaOH + __H2 2. When the above equation is completely balanced, the coefficient for NaOH would be a. 1. b. 2. c. 4. d. 8.
- 3. Announcements Quiz tomorrow! Study hard tonight on balancing equations Reactants, products Balanced vs. unbalanced Balancing Points end next week and the competition is getting fierce Be engaged Be respectful
- 4. What is a conversion factor? Mr. Heffner 11/19/09
- 5. What are units? Units are… ways to measure quantities a.k.a. “Units of measurement” Examples: grams (g) liter (L) meter (m)
- 6. What are conversion factors? Conversion factors are… used to convert from unit to another unit. Example: 1 Little Cesar’s pizza = 8 slices
- 7. What are conversion factors? We can show conversion factors as fractions: 1 Little Cesar’s pizza = 8 slices 1 pizza 8 slices or 8 slices 1 pizza Same thing, just flipped!
- 8. How are conversion factors used? There is a 3-step process: 1. Identify the starting and ending units. 2. Pick a conversion factor that has the starting units on the bottom and the ending units on the top. 3. Multiply out.
- 9. Whiteboards Work in pairs Trade-off marker every question You have 60 seconds to draw the answer Show all three steps! Lift board only when prompted
- 10. How many trifles are there in 1 wazoo?
- 11. How many bamboos are there in 2 wickets?
- 12. How many gidgantics are there in 4 bamboos?
- 13. How many bamboos are there in 10 gidgets?
- 14. How many bizbastics are there in 8 wazoos?
- 15. How many bamboos are there in 500 wazoos?
- 16. Exit Slip 1. Which of the following is not a way to show the relationship between pizzas and slices. 1 pizza a. 8 slices 8 slices b. 1 pizza c. 12 pizzas 1 dozen d. 1 pizza = 8 slices
- 17. Exit Slip 2. Which of the following is a correct way to show the conversion factor 1 gidget = 5 wazoos? 5 wazoos a. 1 gidget 1 wazoo b. 5 gidgets c. 5 gidgets 1 wazoo d. 5 gidgantics 1 wazoo
- 18. Exit Slip 3. Which of the following conversion factors would need to be used to convert from wickets to bamboos? 1 wazoos a. 5 gidget 1 bamboo b. 5 gidgets c. 1 wicket 10 bamboos d. 5 wickets 5 wazoos
- 19. Exit Slip 4. How many trifles are there in 2 wazoos? a. 2 b. 4 c. 8 d. 16
- 20. Exit Slip 5. How many bizbastics are there in 2 wazoos? a. 2 b. 4 c. 8 d. 16
- 21. Homework Finish practice question worksheet