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1 Measurement The Act of Measuring & The Metric System Dimensions, quantity, or capacity as ascertained by comparison with a standard

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Page 1: 1 Measurement The Act of Measuring & The Metric System Dimensions, quantity, or capacity as ascertained by comparison with a standard

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MeasurementThe Act of Measuring

&The Metric System

Dimensions, quantity, or capacity as ascertained by comparison with a

standard

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What can we Measure?

Length

Volume

Mass

Temperature

TimeMeter Seconds

Gram

ºC (Celsius)

LiterForceNewton

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The Metric System

PrefixesKilo____ = 1000 times

Centi___ = 1/100

Mili____ = 1/1000

Suffixes___meter (length)

___liter (volume)

___gram (mass)

Based on multiples of 10!

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Scale:0

10

system of ordered marks at fixed intervals used as a reference standard in measurement

Intervals of 1

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What is the interval of this scale?

Interval is…..

2units

20

30

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And on this scale?

Interval is…..

5units

60

80

70

90

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MASS (g)How much matter does it

contain?

Measured with a Triple Beam Balance

Milligrams, Grams, & Kilograms

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Tips on using the Triple Beam Balance

•Move the 100s first, then 10s, then 1s.•Make sure the 100s and 10s slider is in a grove.

•Use the tip of a pen or pencil to move the small 1s slider.

•Last make sure the lines are even!

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A balance is ready to use when it is zeroed out!

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300 30 + 3.4 ???.?

Final Answer: 333.4g

What’s the Mass?

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400 50 + 7.6 ???.? Final Answer: 457.6g

What’s the Mass?

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12203.6 g

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1365.0 g

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Force (N)How much effort does it

take?

Measured with a spring scale

Measured in Newton's

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Like the Triple beam balance, make sure the spring scale reads

zero before you use it!!

Too High!!!

Too Low!!!

JUST RIGHT!!

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3.4 N

(What is the scale?)

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1.3 N

(careful with the

scale)

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14.4 N

Scale is 0.4!!!2.0 divided by 5 units =

0.4

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5.8 N

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How much force is required to pull the stool?

12.8 Newtons

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Length & Distance (m)How long is it?

How far is it?

Measured with a ruler or meter stick.

Millimeter Centimeter, & Kilometer

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When measuring LengthRemember to:• Make sure you know the units

of your ruler or measuring instrument.

• Identify the scale• Line up the object up at the

zero mark

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5 cm

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4.2 cm or 42mm

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1.2 cm or 12 mm

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1.3 cmHow many millimeters?…13mm

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7 cm

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13.8cm or 138mm

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How wide is a CD?

52 mm or 5.2 cm

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Temperature (ºC)How Hot or Cold is

Something?

Measured with a thermometer

Water freezes at 0º C & boils at 100º C

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42.2 ºC

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23.5 ºC

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22.3 ºC

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2.9 ºC

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-0.5 ºC

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Volume (L)How much space does it

take up?

Liquids measured with a Graduated Cylinder

Milliliters & Liters

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When we measure volume we read the bottom of the meniscus!

Not Here

Here, at the bottom of the meniscus!

33 mL. Not 34!

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3888 mL (Scale is 2)

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36 mL

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25 mL

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54.5 mL

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Time (s)How long does it take?

Measured with a stopwatch, clock, or calendar

Time is universal; hours, minutes, & seconds

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The Metric System

PrefixesKilo____ = 1000 times

Centi___ = 1/100

Mili____ = 1/1000

Suffixes___meter (length)

___liter (volume)

___gram (mass)

Based on multiples of 10!

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Let’s practice some measurement by doing a LAB in

class!