Physics
A logical subject that describes how things are related.
What is physics?
This is the SI unit of length.
What are meters?
This is the SI unit of mass.
What is a kilogram?
This is the SI unit for time.
What are seconds?
This prefix is used when dealing with light and the electromagnetic spectrum.
What is Nano-?
A science that works with numbers and formulas.
What is quantitative science?
The units used when traveling long distances.
What are kilometers?
The measure of amount of matter in a given object.
What is mass?
We measure the duration of events and the intervals between them by this.
What is time?
This prefix would be used to measure the length of an apple seed
What is Milli-?
These are the 3 quantities of physics.
What is Length, Mass, and Time?
A quick way to write numbers with lots of zeros.
What is Scientific Notation?
This is single unit is equivalent to 1000 milligrams
What is 1 gram?
Devices used to measure some kind of constantly repeating oscillations.
What are time measuring devices?
This prefix is used mostly in electronics, to express the value of a charge or capacitor.
What is Micro-?
A decimal system in which units are divided or multiplied by 10 to give smaller or larger units.
What is the SI system?
This is single unit is equivalent to 1 × 10 to the power of −6 meters.
What is 1 micrometer?
This is single unit is equivalent to 1000 grams.
What is 1 kilogram?
This time measuring device was created in 1955.
What was the first Atomic Clock?
This prefix is used mostly for radio station frequencies.
What is Mega-?
Physics is numerical and works with formulas, and "quantities" are given this.
What is a symbol?
This is single unit is equivalent to 1 × 10 to the power of −9 meters.
What is 1 nanometer?
This unit describes the force of gravity on the object, calculated as the mass times the acceleration of gravity.
What is weight?
Digital clocks and watches use this to measure their oscillations.
What are tiny quartz crystals?
This prefix is used with a unit that people frequently forget to convert.
What is Centi-?