8.32 x 105 in scientific notation. Your question should be the standard notation equivalent.
What is 832, 000?
100
Close to the actual value.
What is accurate?
100
These are the three metric base units.
What are grams, meters and liters?
100
The formula for Density?
What is Density = mass / Volume
100
A value that is recorded in an experiment that does not vary during the experiment?
What is an experimental control?
200
0.0226 in standard notation. Your question should be the scientific notation equivalent.
What is 2.26 x 10-2?
200
Repeated measurements that are close to each other.
What is precision?
200
The neumonic saying we use to remember the order of metric measurements?
What is King Henery Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk?
200
The formula for mass?
What is mass = Density x Volume?
200
The varible that is plotted on the vertical axis.
What is the Dependent Variable?
300
If the number is less than 1 in standard notation, the exponent must be ___________ in scientific notation.
What is negative?
300
Between A and B, the more precise one.
A. 2.0g, 3.0g, 4.0g
B. 2.7g, 3.1g, 2.8g
What is B?
300
The number of millimeters (mm) in one meter (m)?
What is 1000mm?
300
The formula for Volume?
What is Volume = mass / Density?
300
The Density of water at room temperature.
What is 1 g/mL?
400
If the number is greater than 1 in standard notation, the exponent must be ____________ in scientific notation.
What is positive?
400
A mass was measured 3 times and recorded as; 6.64g, 6.62g and 6.63g.
The true mass is actually 6.63g.
In terms of accuracy and precision, these measurements can be described as this.
What is both accurate and precise?
400
The number of meters (m) in one kilometer (km).
What is 1000 m?
400
The formula for the Volume of a cube or block?
What is Volume = length x width x height?
400
The mass of salt if:
Mass of weighing dish = 1.50 g
Mass of weighing dish with salt = 37.50 g
What is 36.0 g?
500
In scientific notation there must always be _____ non-zero digit before the decimal point
What is one?
500
Between A and B, the more precise one.
A. 2.9g, 3.1g, 3.0g
B. 2.0g, 3.0g, 4.0g
What is A?
500
576 mg expressed in g
What is 0.576 g?
500
The Density of a metal block with a mass of 100 g and a Volume of 10.0 cm3
What is 10 g/cm3?
500
The mass of a piece of metal with a Volume of 3.00 cm3 and a Density of 7.00 g/cm3.