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PHYSICS: CHP 1 SEC 2 Gman JooN

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Physics: Chp 1 Sec 2. Gman JooN. SI Units. Scientific Notation ( sn ). Convert 94,344,000 into scientific notation. 2. 2100.25 into sn 3. Change 2.151 x 10 -3. Accuracy vs Precision. Accuracy = how close the results are to the target or accepted value. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PHYSICS: CHP 1 SEC 2

Gman JooN

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SI UNITS

Units MeasurementsMeters (m) LengthsKilograms (kg) MassSeconds (sec) TimeLiters (L) VolumeCandela (cd) Luminosity (brightness)

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SCIENTIFIC NOTATION (SN)

1. Convert 94,344,000 into scientific notation.

2. 2100.25 into sn

3. Change 2.151 x 10-3

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ACCURACY VS PRECISION

Accuracy = how close the results are to the target or accepted value.

Precision = how close the results are to each other. (the exactness of a measurement)

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SIGNIFICANT FIGURES

The digits that are known with certainty plus the first digit that is uncertain.

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SIG FIGSRules Examples

Zeros between non-zeros are significant

5.0123 (5) /// 10003 (5)

Zeros in front of non-zeros are not significant

0.0021 (2) /// 0.01101 (4)

Zeroes after the decimal point that are at the end of a number are significant

35.100 (5) /// 1.000 (4)

Zeroes at the end before decimals are only sig. if they have been measured.

1000 (1,2,3,4) /// 20 (1 or 2)

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SIG FIGS CALCULATIONS

Add/Subtract: Look at decimal point of the one with the least # after decimal

Multiply/Divide: Look at the least # of Sig Figs.