Measurement The Act of Measuring The Metric System

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Measurement The Act of Measuring & The Metric System Dimensions, quantity, or capacity as

Measurement The Act of Measuring & The Metric System Dimensions, quantity, or capacity as ascertained by comparison with a standard 1

Time Length Meter Mass Seconds Gram What can we Measure? Temperature ºC (Celsius) Force

Time Length Meter Mass Seconds Gram What can we Measure? Temperature ºC (Celsius) Force Newton Volume Liter 2

The Metric System Prefixes Suffixes Kilo____ = 1000 times ___meter (length) Centi___ = 1/100

The Metric System Prefixes Suffixes Kilo____ = 1000 times ___meter (length) Centi___ = 1/100 ___liter (volume) Mili____ = 1/1000 ___gram (mass) Based on multiples of 10! 3

Scale: system of ordered 0 marks at fixed intervals used as a reference standard

Scale: system of ordered 0 marks at fixed intervals used as a reference standard in measurement Intervals of 1 10 4

What is the interval of this scale? Interval is…. . 30 20 2 units

What is the interval of this scale? Interval is…. . 30 20 2 units 5

And on this scale? 90 80 70 60 Interval is…. . 5 units 6

And on this scale? 90 80 70 60 Interval is…. . 5 units 6

MASS (g) How much matter does it contain? Measured with a Triple Beam Balance

MASS (g) How much matter does it contain? Measured with a Triple Beam Balance Milligrams, Grams, & Kilograms 7

Tips on using the Triple Beam Balance • Move the 100 s first, then

Tips on using the Triple Beam Balance • Move the 100 s first, then 10 s, then 1 s. • Make sure the 100 s and 10 s slider is in a grove. • Use the tip of a pen or pencil to move the small 1 s slider. • Last make sure the lines are even! 8

A balance is ready to use when it is zeroed out! 9

A balance is ready to use when it is zeroed out! 9

300 30 + 3. 4 ? ? ? . ? What’s the Mass? Final

300 30 + 3. 4 ? ? ? . ? What’s the Mass? Final Answer: 333. 4 g 10

400 50 + 7. 6 ? ? ? . ? What’s the Mass? Final

400 50 + 7. 6 ? ? ? . ? What’s the Mass? Final Answer: 457. 6 g 11

203. 6 g 12

203. 6 g 12

65. 0 g 13

65. 0 g 13

Force (N) How much effort does it take? Measured with a spring scale Measured

Force (N) How much effort does it take? Measured with a spring scale Measured in Newton's 14

Too High!!! JUST RIGHT!! Too Low!!! Like the Triple beam balance, make sure the

Too High!!! JUST RIGHT!! Too Low!!! Like the Triple beam balance, make sure the spring scale reads zero before you use it!! 15

3. 4 N (What is the scale? ) 16

3. 4 N (What is the scale? ) 16

1. 3 N (careful with the scale) 17

1. 3 N (careful with the scale) 17

14. 4 N Scale is 0. 4!!! 2. 0 divided by 5 units =

14. 4 N Scale is 0. 4!!! 2. 0 divided by 5 units = 0. 4 18

5. 8 N 19

5. 8 N 19

How much force is required to pull the stool? 12. 8 Newtons 20

How much force is required to pull the stool? 12. 8 Newtons 20

Length & Distance (m) How long is it? How far is it? Measured with

Length & Distance (m) How long is it? How far is it? Measured with a ruler or meter stick. Millimeter Centimeter, & Kilometer 21

When measuring Length Remember to: • Make sure you know the units of your

When measuring Length Remember to: • Make sure you know the units of your ruler or measuring instrument. • Identify the scale • Line up the object up at the zero mark 22

5 cm How long is the side? 23

5 cm How long is the side? 23

4. 2 cm or 42 mm 24

4. 2 cm or 42 mm 24

1. 2 cm or 12 mm 25

1. 2 cm or 12 mm 25

1. 3 cm How many millimeters? … 13 mm 26

1. 3 cm How many millimeters? … 13 mm 26

7 cm 27

7 cm 27

13. 8 cm or 138 mm 28

13. 8 cm or 138 mm 28

How wide is a CD? 52 mm or 5. 2 cm 29

How wide is a CD? 52 mm or 5. 2 cm 29

Temperature (ºC) How Hot or Cold is Something? Measured with a thermometer Water freezes

Temperature (ºC) How Hot or Cold is Something? Measured with a thermometer Water freezes at 0º C & boils at 100º C 30

42. 2 ºC 31

42. 2 ºC 31

23. 5 ºC 32

23. 5 ºC 32

22. 3 ºC 33

22. 3 ºC 33

2. 9 ºC 34

2. 9 ºC 34

-0. 5 ºC 35

-0. 5 ºC 35

Volume (L) How much space does it take up? Liquids measured with a Graduated

Volume (L) How much space does it take up? Liquids measured with a Graduated Cylinder Milliliters & Liters 36

When we measure volume we read the bottom of the meniscus! Not Here, at

When we measure volume we read the bottom of the meniscus! Not Here, at the bottom of the meniscus! 33 m. L. Not 34! 37

88 m. L (Scale is 2) 38

88 m. L (Scale is 2) 38

36 m. L 39

36 m. L 39

25 m. L 40

25 m. L 40

54. 5 m. L 41

54. 5 m. L 41

Time (s) How long does it take? Measured with a stopwatch, clock, or calendar

Time (s) How long does it take? Measured with a stopwatch, clock, or calendar Time is universal; hours, minutes, & seconds 42

The Metric System Prefixes Suffixes Kilo____ = 1000 times ___meter (length) Centi___ = 1/100

The Metric System Prefixes Suffixes Kilo____ = 1000 times ___meter (length) Centi___ = 1/100 ___liter (volume) Mili____ = 1/1000 ___gram (mass) Based on multiples of 10! 43

Let’s practice some measurement! 44

Let’s practice some measurement! 44