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giga (G)
1×10^9
mega (M)
1×10^6
kilo (k)
1×10³
deci (d)
1×10^1
centi (c )
1×10²
mili (m)
1×10³
micro (u)
1×10^6
nano (n)
1×10^9
pico (p)
1×10^12
meters
length is in ?
kilograms
mass is in ?
seconds
what is time in?
kelvin K
what is temperature in ?
1×10^6 mg
how many micro grams are in a gram?
1000 1×10³ mg
how many miligrams are in a gram ?
100 1×10²cg
how many centigrams are in a gram?
10 1×10^1
how many decigrams are in a gram ?
1×10^9
how many nanograms are in a gram?
1×10^12
how many picograms are in a gram
Ek=1/2 mv²
what is the kenetic energy equation ?
kg (kilograms)
what should MASS be in the kenetic energy equation ?
meters/second
what should VELOCITY be in te kenetic energy equation?
1kgm² /s²
what does 1 J =
D= m/v
what is the density equation?
v=m/d
what is the volume equation ?
m= d x v
what is the mass equation?
grams
what is mass in in the desity equations?
cm³
what is volume in in the density equation?
g/cm³
what should density be in in density equations?
v= l x h x w
how do you find volume if you are given sides of an object?
pacific (present)
start at the first non zero and count on
atlantic (absent)
start at the fist non zero and count on
addition/subtraction
line up the decimal points and cut off waht behind it to the right.
multiplication / division
count the original numbers and how many sig figs they have, then mult or divide as normal, then make the awenser have the same number of sig figs as the least one from the original numbers.
hypothesis
explains an observation
theory
scientific principle USED AS A MODEL to explain the results of testing a hypothesis.