physics quiz 1 terms (from the book) (if merong terms sa quiz) + fundamental units

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Physics

deals with the interaction of matter, force, and energy

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Physical Quantities

can be fundamental or derived

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Fundamental Quantities

are basic quantities that are independent of one another

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Derived Quantities

are combinations of fundamental quantities

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Scientific Notation

is a convenient and widely used method of expressing large and small numbers

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Random Errors

result from unpredictable or inevitable changes during data measurement. Usually affects the precision of the measurements.

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Systematic Errors

usually come from the measuring instrument or in the design of the experiment itself. These errors limit the accuracy of results.

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Percent Error

is usually considered in judging the accuracy of a measurement

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Percent Difference

is a measure on how far apart the different measured values are from each other, and is therefore an indication of precision

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Variance

measures the squared deviation of each number in the set from the mean

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A Variance of Zero

all measurements are identical

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Small Variance

indicates that the values are close to one another, meaning they are precise

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Standard Deviation

it is a measure on how diverse or spread out are a set of measurements from their average, and also the square root of the variance

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A Large Standard Deviation

the measurements are very diverse

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Uncertainty

indicates the range of values within which the measurement is asserted to lie with some level of confidence

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Absolute Uncertainty

has the same unit as the quantity itself

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Relative Uncertainty

is dimensionless and is obtained by dividing the absolute uncertainty by the numerical or measured value

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Least Count

is the smallest value that can be read from any measuring device

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Meter

is the speed of light in a vacuum

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Mass

is the Planck constant

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Time

is the cesium hyperfine splitting frequency

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Temperature

is the Boltzmann constant

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Electric Current

is the elementary charge

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Luminous Intensity

is the luminous efficacy of monochromatic radiation

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Amount of Substance

is the Avogadro constant