Metrics
Graphing
Scientific Notation
Science Processes
Density
100

1000 m = _____ km

1 km

100
All graphs must have ____ & ______ labeled

Titles and axes

100
Write 6,789,000 in scientific notation

6.8 x 106

100

A written observation

Data


100

Density formula

D= m/v

200

50 L = ______cL

5,000 cL

200

Definition of graph

Visual display of data 

200

Write 0.0000056 in scientific notation

5.6 x 10-6

200

Inference

Conclusion drawn from observations- what we THINK about what we SEE

200

Volume for irregular objects

Displacement method

300

Meniscus

Curve in surface of liquid

300

Location of independent variable on graph

X-axis
300

Express 9.2 x 10-3 as a whole number

0.0092

300

Scientific journals are ____ sources

Primary

300

Density of water

1 g/mL or 1 g/cm3

400

Three units in the metric system and what they measure

Liter- volume

Meter- length

Gram- mass

400

Location of dependent variable on graph

Y-axis

400

Purpose of scientific notation

To shorten numbers

400

Name the three types of variables

Independent, dependent, control

400

Units for density

Solid- g/cm3

Liquid and gas- g/mL

500

Define each unit in KHDUDCM

Kilo

Hecto

Deca

Base unit- grams, liters, meters

Deci

Centi

Milli

500

3 types of graphs

Line graph- show trends

Bar graph- shows counting

Circle graph- shows data broken down into parts

500

Two parts of scientific notation

Digit and 10 to a power

500

Difference between scientific law and scientific theory

Scientific theory- EXPLAINS why natural phenomena occurs

Scientific law- DESCRIBES observations

500

A marble with a mass of 12 grams is dropped into a graduated cylinder with 45 mL of water. The water level rises to 51 mL. What is the density? 

2 g/mL

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