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This document discusses measurement and how it is used in daily life. It defines measurement as describing attributes like length, weight, or temperature. It then outlines the Metric and Customary systems of units, providing examples of common prefixes and units. The document explains how to convert between the two systems and lists some common tools used for measurement like rulers, clocks, and scales. It describes how measurement is essential for tasks like knowing distances, times, or angles as well as when working with materials to ensure the correct amounts are used.
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The document provides information on different measurement systems and tools used for measurement. It discusses the two primary systems - the US Customary system and the metric system. The metric system is based on powers of 10 and is used globally, while the US Customary system uses various unrelated units. The document then describes various tools for measuring length, volume, weight, and other quantities like rulers, tape measures, calipers, micrometers, gauges, and indicators.
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The document discusses different measurement systems and tools used for measuring. It introduces the US Customary system and metric system as the two main systems. It then describes various tools used for measuring length, volume, weight, and other quantities in both systems such as rulers, calipers, micrometers, gauges, and indicators. Precision measurement is an important skill for jobs, hobbies and everyday life.
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Measurement involves comparing an unknown quantity to a known standard unit. There are two types of units - standard and non-standard. Standard units like meters and kilograms are fixed, while non-standard units vary between people and places. The SI system was developed to provide consistent standard units used worldwide. It defines units for length, mass, time, and other physical quantities. Proper measurement requires selecting the appropriate unit and following rules for writing unit symbols. Accuracy is important for scientific work and daily tasks.
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The document discusses measurement units and the International System of Units (SI or metric system). It explains that the SI system standardized units to ensure consistency, using meters, kilograms, and seconds as base units. Derived units are built from the base units, such as square meters for area and cubic meters for volume. Liquid volumes are commonly measured in liters, which are equivalent to cubic meters for liquids and gases.
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This document discusses physics concepts related to quantities, units, and measurement. It defines fundamental and derived quantities and lists the seven base SI units. Length is discussed in detail, including how it is measured, stated in different units using prefixes, and converted between units using ratios. Finally, the document describes how to use a vernier caliper to measure lengths and its main parts.
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This document discusses physics concepts related to quantities, units, and measurement. It defines fundamental and derived quantities and units. The seven base SI units are identified for length, mass, time, temperature, current, luminous intensity, and amount of substance. Conversion between units using prefixes like kilo and centi is explained. Measurement tools for length like rulers, tapes, and vernier calipers are described along with how to use a vernier caliper to take accurate length measurements.
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This is the first topic in Advanced Chemistry.
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The document discusses key aspects of measurement in the International System of Units (SI). It begins by stating that the SI system is typically used by scientists for measurements. It then defines the basic SI units for length as meters, mass as grams, volume as liters, and temperature as Celsius or Kelvin. The document explains that in the SI system, it is easy to convert between units by moving the decimal point based on the relationship between units. It provides examples of converting between millimeters, meters, and centimeters. Finally, it reviews some key takeaways about measurement in the SI system.
The International System of Units
This document discusses the International System of Units (SI), which is the standard system of measurement used internationally, especially in science. It notes that SI provides a coherent and rationalized system of measurements based around powers of ten. Key aspects of SI include standardized prefixes that indicate multiplicative factors of units and a unified system of measuring length, mass and volume. SI aims to make scientific measurements easily understood worldwide.
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- 6. Converting Bet ween the Metric System and Customary Unit 1 Meter 1 Yard 3 Feet 100 Centimeters 1 Decimeter 4 Inches 2.5 25 Millimeters 1 Inch Centimeters 30 3 decimeters 30 12 Inches Centimeters Centimeters When converting between the Metric System and the Customary Unit, change the unit to the other system, just like the chart. For example, if you want to see how many centimeters are in a yard, you can change one yard to a unit in the Metric System. 1 yard equals 1 meter. 100 centimeters are in a meter. There are 100 centimeters in a yard. You just have to change the units around until you get the correct answers.
- 7. Tools We Use Calendar Clocks You use calendars to measure the You clocks to measure time of the day, week, month, year, decade, etc. day. Teaspoons/Tablespoons Thermometer You thermometers to measure the You teaspoons/tablespoons when temperature of the environment. baking or cooking to measure small amount of ingredients. Ruler Scale You rulers to measure the length or You scales to measure the weight or height of an object. mass of an object.
- 8. How Measurement is used in Daily Life Used to find the... Know what time it is Know the distance from one place to another Know what angle it is
- 9. The Connection Bet ween Measurement and Materials When working with materials, you need to be able to measure it to see the length, and then cut it out to make a product. For example, if you want to make a plastic cup, you need to measure the amount of plastic needed to make the right cup. If you don’t, the cup might turn out too small or big.
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