MEASUREMENT REPORT SHEET<\/p>\n
Download the report sheet, complete it, and then submit it as per instructions. Do not change the format.<\/p>\n
All blue shaded areas require answers.<\/p>\n
I. Metric units:<\/p>\n
Prefix Scientific Notation Symbol<\/p>\n
pico10 -12 or 1\/10 12 (both *not* needed) p<\/p>\n
nano 10 -9 n<\/p>\n
micro 10 -6 \u00b5<\/p>\n
milli 10 -3 m<\/p>\n
centi 10 -2 c<\/p>\n
deci 10 -1 d<\/p>\n
deca 10 1 da<\/p>\n
hecto 10 2 h<\/p>\n
kilo 10 3 k<\/p>\n
mega 10 6 M<\/p>\n
giga 10 9 G<\/p>\n
tera 10 12 T<\/p>\n
Metric base unit of measurement for<\/p>\n
Mass Kilogram<\/p>\n
Length meter<\/p>\n
Volume liter<\/p>\n
II. Conversions:<\/p>\n
Changing units within the metric system. <\/p>\n
Conversion<\/p>\n
Example: convert .621 hl to liters 62.1 liters<\/p>\n
convert .00078 mg to kg 7.8 x 10 -10 kilogram<\/p>\n
convert 2.45 g to cg 245 cg<\/p>\n
convert 1.9 km to cm 190,000 centimeters<\/p>\n
convert 6.4 \u00b5l to nl 6,400,000<\/p>\n
III. Length measurements: <\/p>\n
Object Metric Your height 1.585 m<\/p>\n
Area measurement for 2-D: Area = length X width; expressed in square units <\/p>\n
Object Area in metric units Any book cover 210*297= 62,370 mm2<\/p>\n
Area measurement for 3-D: <\/p>\n
Area = length X width X height; expressed in cubed units<\/p>\n
Object Area in metric units CD case (or similar object) 254*101*152=3,899,408 mm3<\/p>\n
IV. Volume :<\/p>\n
Volume experiments with water. <\/p>\n
Answer Answer 1 teaspoon 0.004929 Liter 4.92900 ml<\/p>\n
1 cup 0.23658 Liter 236.58 ml<\/p>\n
1 tablespoon 0.014787 Liter 14.787 ml<\/p>\n
1ml of pure water = 1g = 1cc<\/p>\n
10 ml of water <\/p>\n
10 g<\/p>\n
10 cc<\/p>\n
0.01 Kg<\/p>\n
0.01 L<\/p>\n
10000 mg<\/p>\n
V. Mass:<\/p>\n
Using metric measuring equipment. Measure the objects below. You may substitute items for similar ones in mass. All answers must be expressed in metric units.<\/p>\n
To be measured bathroom scale<\/p>\n
Can of paint 5.565 kg<\/p>\n
Pencil 0.0005kg<\/p>\n
Yourself 64kg<\/p>\n
VI. Temperature: <\/p>\n
Temperature measurements<\/p>\n
Determine the temperature of the following and convert to get both \u00b0C and \u00b0F readings. <\/p>\n
3 water baths: Use heat-resistant cookware for boiling water \u00b0C \u00b0F<\/p>\n
Room temperature: 200 ml of water 22 71.6<\/p>\n
Ice water: 200 ml of ice water 6 42.6<\/p>\n
Boiling water: 200 ml of boiling water 100 212<\/p>\n
Convert real life applications: \u00b0C \u00b0F<\/p>\n
Normal body temperature 37 98.6<\/p>\n
House thermostat 25.55 78<\/p>\n
Refrigerator 4 39.2<\/p>\n
Wind chill -36 -32.8<\/p>\n
VIII. Scientific Notation:<\/p>\n
Convert the following numbers to scientific notation:<\/p>\n
32350000 3.235 x 107<\/p>\n
0.00000123 1.23 x 10-6<\/p>\n
25.44 2.544 x 10<\/p>\n
2544.2 2.544 x 103<\/p>\n
IX. Significant Figures:<\/p>\n
Determine number of significant figures in the following<\/p>\n
12003 5 significant figures<\/p>\n
12.003 5 significant figures<\/p>\n
1.2000 5 significant figure<\/p>\n
12,345,000 5 significant figures<\/p>\n
0.00012300 5 significant figures<\/p>\n
End of Lab \u263a<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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