Scientific Method
Unit Conversions
Scientific Notation and Sig Figs
Measurement
Misc.
100

What variable in an experiment do we change? 

independent variable 

100

Convert 80 g to kg. 

.08 kg

100

Put 560000 into scientific notation.

5.6 x 105

100

What is the SI base unit for temperature?

K (Kelvin)

100

Convert 11.0 cm to m. 

0.110 m 

200

What is the variable we measure in an experiment?

dependent 

200

Convert 5600 L to mL. 

5600000 mL

200

How many sig figs does 56.010 have? 

5

200

What is the SI base unit for length? 

meter (m)

200

What is the average of 40, 67, 81, and 42? 

57.5

300

Jill is trying to see how plants in the same pots grow with differing amounts of sunlight. What is the independent and dependent variable? Constants? 

amounts of sunlight is ind, height of plants is dep., constant is the pot 

300

Jill has a giraffe that is 12 km tall. How tall is her giraffe in cm? 

1200000 cm

300

Compute this answer with the correct number of sig figs. 50.00 - 25.000 = ?

50.00 - 25.000 = 25.00

300

What measurement shows the greatest precision? 14 m, 14.0 m, 14.00 m

14.00 m

300

Convert 5600 to scientific notation. 

5.6 x 103

400

Explain why we need constants in experiments.

We need constants so that we are sure we are only measuring one variable. 
400

How many L are in 100 cL?

1 L

400

Put 2.3 x 10-2 into standard notation. 

.023

400

If a student measure the mass as 11.0 g and the volume as 12.0 mL, what is the density? 

0.920 g/mL

400

What is the percentage error if Jill got 54.1 g, but the actual value was 56.2 g? 

3.7%

500

What is a hypothesis?

This is an educated guess. 

500

What is a conversion factor?

a ratio of equivalent values that equals 1

500

How many sig figs are in 560060? 

5

500

Jenna was in the lab and recorded the volume of her block as 40.0 cm3. The actual volume of the block was 43.0 cm3. What is Jenna’s percent error?

6.98%

500

A graduated cylinder reads 41.0 mL. After a rock is added, it reads 75.5 mL. If the rock’s mass is 32.0 g, find its density.

0.928 g/mL

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