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Lab Measurements

Lab Measurements

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Science

9th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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5 Slides • 6 Questions

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Derived Measurements

by Tony Robinson

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​A DERIVED Measurement is one where you have to calculate it using two or more other measurements.

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​SPEED

  • ​Distance an object moves in a certain time.

  • ​Measure DISTANCE moved in meters (or kilometers for really fast things like cars)

  • ​Measure TIME in seconds (or hours for really fast things)

  • ​Divide the Distance by the Time

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Multiple Choice

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Which answer best represents the swimmers speed?

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0.5 m/s

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1 m/s

3

2 m/s

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2.5 m/s

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Fill in the Blank

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Usain Bolt holds the 200.0 meter dash world record at 19.19 seconds. What was his speed during this race? Write your answer below in the following form:

25.6 m/s (This is an example)

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​VOLUME

  • ​Last class we measured liquid volume.

  • ​But what about an irregular solid like a rock?

  • ​Use water displacement method.

  • ​Write down starting water level in a graduated cylinder.

  • ​Place object in tube without splashing any water out!

  • ​Write down ending water level.

  • ​Subtract the starting water level from the ending water level to find the volume in milliliters (mL)

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Multiple Choice

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What is the volume of the hammer?

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65 mL

2

70 mL

3

69 mL

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4.0 mL

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Fill in the Blank

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What is the volume of the cylinder? Write your answer in the following form:

25 mL (This is an Example)

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​DENSITY

  • ​Density is the amount of matter in an object per unit volume.

  • ​Measure Mass in grams.

  • ​Measure Volume in milliliters.

  • ​Divide Mass by Volume to give you an objects Density.

  • ​Gold is more dense than rock which is why you can pan for it!

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Multiple Choice

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You measure the mass of a gold nugget at 500.0 grams.  The nugget also has a volume of 26.0 milliliters.  What is it's Density?

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19.2 g/mL

2

474 g/mL

3

0.052 g/mL

4

13,000 g/mL

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You are wondering if the "diamond" ring your significant other gave you is really a diamond. You measure the mass of the diamond at 25 grams and its volume at 11.4 mL. What is the stones density? Answer should look like:

19.4 g/mL (This is an Example)

Derived Measurements

by Tony Robinson

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