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    Measurement-A CommonLanguage

    Mass

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    Mass

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    Mass The measure of the amount of matter

    an object contains

    Matter: The material that all objectsand substances are made up of

    Anything that has mass and takes up space ismatter

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    Mass

    Units of Mass

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    The basic unit of mass in the

    SI system is the

    The basic unit of mass in the SIsystem is the kilogram.

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    What are three objects (other

    than in the book) whose masseswould be measured in kilograms.

    Car

    Teachers Desk

    Desk Top Computer

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    A smaller objects mass such as

    a paper clip would be measuredin

    Smaller objects such as a paper clipwould be measure in milligrams.

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    Conversions

    1 kg = g

    1 g = mg

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    Conversions

    1 kg = 1,000 g

    1 g = mg

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    Conversions

    1 kg = 1,000 g

    1 g = 1,000 mg

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    Mass

    Measuring Mass

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    How does a triple-beam

    balance work? A triple-beam balance works by

    comparing the mass of the object you aremeasuring to a known mass

    When you use a triple-beam balance, you:1. Place the object on the pan

    2. Shift the riders on the beams until them balancethe mass of the object

    Start with the large rider (increments of 100)

    Next, the medium sized rider (increments of 10)

    Lastly, the small rider (increments of 1)

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    Figure 3: Observing - What is

    the mass of this turtle?

    153.7 grams

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    Mass

    The Difference Between Mass andWeight

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    How would your weight differ if

    you were to travel to the moon?

    If you were to travel to the moon

    your weight would be less.

    Your weight would be lesser because

    the force of gravity is less.

    Weight is a factor of the force ofgravity

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    Why would your mass stay

    constant if you were to travelto the moon?

    Your mass would stay the same if you

    were to travel to the moon becausemass is the amount of matter that anobject contains

    Since you are still made up of thesame amount of stuff, your mass

    would not change

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    Why do scientists prefer to

    use the mass of an objectinstead of its weight?

    Scientists prefer to use an objectsmass instead of its weight becausemass does not change when the forceof gravity does

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    Label the different parts ofthe triple-beam balance.

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    Label the different parts ofthe triple-beam balance.

    Pan

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    Label the different parts ofthe triple-beam balance.

    PanRiders

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    Label the different parts ofthe triple-beam balance.

    PanRiders

    Beams

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    Label the different parts ofthe triple-beam balance.

    PanRiders

    BeamsPointer