Scientific Notation
Significant Figures
Precision v. Accuracy
Unit Conversions
Etcetera
100

0.01 expressed in scientific notation

1 x 10-2

100

1.0003 has only this type of zero.

Sandwiched (Captive) Zeros

100

This is closeness of a measurement to an accepted value

accuracy

100

Convert 25.4 kg to grams.

25,400 grams

100

When measuring liquids in a graduated cylinder, it is important to measure from the bottom of the _________.

meniscus

200

1,200 written in scientific notation is

1.2 x 103

200

1,435,000 has this many significant figures

4 (trailing zeros before the decimal point are not significant)

200

reproducibility of measurements and agreement among numerical values best describes

precision

200

Convert 4.50 hours to seconds. 

16,200 seconds

200

The length of this line in cm is 

2.00 cm

300

5,678,900 written in scientific notation

5.6789 x 106

300

14.0 + 3.68 =

17.7 (lowest number of decimal places for +/-)

300

A group of students tried to guess Mr. Ly's weight. Their guesses were 165, 167, and 168 lbs. Mr. Ly's weight is actually 155 lbs. These guesses are not _________. 

Accurate

300

Convert 16 lbs to kg

1 lb = 454 g

1 kg = 1,000 g

16lbs~~7.3kg

300

This graduated cylinder contains _____ mL of water.

19.1, 19.2, or 19.3 mL

400

7.63 x 104 written in expanded form is

76,300

400

15 divide 3.0

5.0

400

A student experimentally determined the density of graphite to be 2.3 g/mL. The actual density of graphite is 2.23 g/mL. Calculate % error.

3.1%

400

Convert 1.25 quarts to L.

1 quart = 946 mL

1 L = 1,000 mL

1.25quarts~~1.18L

400

On a graph of mass v. volume, the slope of the best fit line represents _______.

density
500

8.5201 x 10-7 written in expanded form is

0.00000085201

500

142 x 2.01

285

500

A football player that scores 10/10 field goals can be described as ______.

both accurate and precise.

500

Convert 207 kg/dL to g/mL.

1 kg = 1,000 g; 1 L = 10 dL; 

1,000 mL = 1 L

2,070 g/mL

500

This laboratory method is used to determine the density of an object by fully submerging it in water and measuring the volume change.

Water displacement

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