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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering major metric units, metric prefixes with their values and scientific notation, and simple graph types.
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Meter
The metric unit used to measure length, abbreviated as m.
Liter
The metric unit used to measure volume, abbreviated as L.
Gram
The metric unit used to measure mass, abbreviated as g.
Kilo
A metric prefix abbreviated as k, with a meaning of 1000, decimal form 1000, and scientific notation 103.
Hecto
A metric prefix abbreviated as h, with a meaning of 100, decimal form 100, and scientific notation 102.
Deka
A metric prefix abbreviated as da, with a meaning of 10, decimal form 10, and scientific notation 101.
Base
The base metric unit (abbreviated as -), with a meaning of 1, decimal form 1, and scientific notation 100.
Deci
A metric prefix abbreviated as d, with a meaning of 1/10, decimal form 0.1, and scientific notation 10−1.
Centi
A metric prefix abbreviated as c, with a meaning of 1/100, decimal form 0.01, and scientific notation 10−2.
Milli
A metric prefix abbreviated as m, with a meaning of 1/1000, decimal form 0.001, and scientific notation 10−3.
Micro
A metric prefix abbreviated as Mic, with a meaning of 1/1,000,000, decimal form 0.000001, and scientific notation 10−6.
Simple Graphs
The four basic types of graphs listed in the notes: 1. Line, 2. Bar, 3. Scatter, and 4. Pie.