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100

Known as the "laughing philosopher," this man was the first to posit the existence of atoms

Democritus

100

x + 12 = 55

x=43

100
Convert 2.5 km to m

2,500 m

100

This is the system of units commonly used outside the United States

Metric (SI) System

100

How many significant figures are there in

0.000 000 055 430

5

200

During the Renaissance, this man developed the Scientific Method

Sir Francis Bacon

200

3y - 8 = 10

y=6

200
Convert 450 cm to km

0.00450 km

200

True value = 50.0

Set A: 49.8, 50.1, 49.9

Set B: 48.0, 52.0, 50.5

Which set is more precise?

Set A: 49.8, 50.1, 49.9

200

What is the answer in the appropriate number of significant figures?

12.5 + 3.42

15.9

300

Building off of earlier work, this man used the notion of atomic to develop the idea of hedonism

Epicurus

300

4z + 3 = 2z + 11

z=4

300

Convert 3.2 kg to mg

3,200,000 mg

300

True value = 12.00

Set A: 11.2, 11.3, 11.1

Set B: 11.95, 12.05, 12.00

Which set is more accurate?

Set B: 11.95, 12.05, 12.00

300

What is the answer in the appropriate number of significant figures?

2.5 × 3.42

8.6

400

The Greek word, "ἄτομος," translates to this in English

Indivisible

400

2(a + 4) = 5a - 4

a=4

400

Convert 72 km/h to m/s

20 m/s

400

Convert to scientific notation: 45,000

4.5*10^4 

400

What is the answer in the appropriate number of significant figures?

45.60 - 3.7

41.9

500

Known as the "weeping philosopher," this man was the first to discuss the Λόγος and argued the world consisted of patterns in flux

Heraclitus

500

2//3(b-6)+4=1/2

b=6

500
Convert 4.8 g/cm³ to kg/m³

4,800 kg/m3 

500

Convert to standard form: 

3.4*10^5

340,000

500

What is the answer in the appropriate number of significant figures?

18.25 ÷ 0.30

61

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