Those Darn Sig Figs
The Method of Science
King Henry
Note that Science
Little bit of Everything
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These numbers ALWAYS count.
What are non zero integers?
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This is used to test the hypothesis.
What is the experiment?
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g, m, l
What are the basic units
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M X 10^n
What is scientific notation?
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All the time.
What is when goggles should be worn in the lab?
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These zeros ALWAYS count.
What are captive zeros.
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This is always in the form of a question.
What is the problem?
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km
What is the abbreviation for kilometer?
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Because in science, we work with very large number and very tiny numbers.
What is the reason we use scientific notation?
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This sign is a triangle with a picture of a test tube dripping onto a bare hand.
What is the sign for corrosiveness?
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These zeros never count.
What are leading zeros?
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This is the variable that is changed in an experiment.
What is an independent variable?
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dm
What is the abbreviation for decimeter?
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Move the decimal to the right.
What is a positive integer?
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a group of three arrows hit the bulls eye.
What is accurate and precision?
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These zeros only count if a decimal is present.
What are trailing zeros?
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This variable remains the same in an experiment.
What is the control variable?
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You begin at the M and move to the B.
What is how you convert milli- to a base unit?
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This number tells you how many times you move to the left or to the right.
What is an integer?
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Because smelling the fumes of a chemical directly could cause your to hurt your respiratory system.
What is the reason we use the wafting method?
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Infinite number of sig figs
What is an exact number or constant?
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This variable changes because the independent variable was changed.
What is the dependent variable?
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dkm
What is the abbreviation for decameter?
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Causes you to move the decimal to the left.
What is a negative integer?
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The closeness a group of numbers are to one another.
What is precision?
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