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Ch. 3.1 Measurements & Their Uncertainty - Part 1

Ch. 3.1 Measurements & Their Uncertainty - Part 1

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9th - 11th Grade

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Jeremy Bosquez

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Ch. 3.1 - Part 1

Measurements & Their Uncertainty

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Multiple Choice

Scientific notation expresses a value as the product of a number between 1 and 10 and

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raised to a power of 10

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squared

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cubed

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multiplied by 10

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Multiple Choice

Select the letter of the value that is expressed as 3 x 105

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300

2

300,000

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30,000,000

4

300,000,000

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Multiple Choice

Select the choice of the notation that 0.00025 could be expressed as.

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2.5 x 103

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2.5 x 10-4

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25 x 10-5

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2.5 x 104

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125,000 m in proper scientific notation would be (include units in your answer)


Format your answer like this: 1.25E[insert exponent here] m

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602,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 atoms in proper scientific notation would be (include units in your answer)


Format your answer like this: 6.02E[insert exponent here] atoms

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125.00000 m in proper scientific notation would be (include units in your answer)


Format your answer like this: 1.25E[insert exponent here] m

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0.000056 g in proper scientific notation would be (include units in your answer)


Format your answer like this: 5.6E[insert exponent here] g

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Multiple Choice

True or False? Precision is a measure of how close one measurement is to another.

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True

2

False

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Open Ended

Describe the difference between precision and accuracy.

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Fill in the Blank

Determine the percent error of a balance that weighs a 500 g mass as 458 g.


Include the % symbol in your answer and round to the nearest whole number.

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Fill in the Blank

Determine the percent error of a student who calculates the density of nickel to be 5.59 g/mL when nickel's density is 6.44 g/mL.


Include the % symbol in your answer and round to the nearest whole number.

Ch. 3.1 - Part 1

Measurements & Their Uncertainty

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