

Measurement
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Physics
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11th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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14 Slides • 3 Questions
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Today we are just introducing how to use significant figures when making measurements.
The goal is that we must read a tool in a way that reflects how precise it is.
Significant Measurements
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Multiple Choice
Which Ruler would allow me to be more precise in my measurement?
Ruler A
Ruler B
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With Significant Measurements the first step is determining the scale of a tool.
This means I need to know the value of the smallest graduations or "tick marks" on the tool
Significant Measurements
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Whatever the place value of these tick marks, my measurement needs to include it plus one more digit.
This is called my estimated figures or uncertainty figure. It must be included even if it is 0.
Significant Measurements
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Multiple Choice
Read the volume using the correct significant figures.
26.5 mL
2.65 mL
2.6 mL
2.652 mL
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Multiple Choice
Read the length using the correct significant figures.
1.68 cm
1.7 cm
16.8 cm
1.682 cm
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