Mathematics and Measurement
Units
Volume and Density
Miscellaneous
Formulas
100

This is the language of science  

mathematics 

(this is how they relate to each other)

100

This system of measurement was designed by French scientists to be simpler to learn and use than the F.P.S. system

metric system

100

Mass in a certain volume

density

100

The system of measurement accepted as the standard for scientific and technical purposes

International System of Measurement (SI)

100

F = 9/5 (C + 40) - 40

Convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit

200

The closeness of a measurement of the quantity's actual value

accuracy

200

This metric prefix represents a unit to the power of 102

hecto-

This is a sample of what to expect - please be prepared!

200
The amount of three-dimensional space matter takes up

volume

200

The SI unit for mass

kilogram

200

K = C + 273.15

Convert from Celsius to Kelvin

300

A mathematical statement that two expressions are equal

equation

300

The prefix hecto- represents this power of ten

102

This is an example of what to expect on the test - be prepared!

300

The best way to determine the volume of a large, irregularly shaped solid

fluid displacement
300

C = 5/9 (F + 40) - 40

convert Fahrenheit to Celsius

300

p = m/V

Finding the density of an object 

400

How closely several measurements match each other

Precision

400

This system of measurement adds a prefix to each basic unit to make it larger or smaller

metric system

400

The ratio of the density of a substance to the density of a standard substance

specific gravity

400

V = lwh

volume of rectangular prism

400

d = p (substance) / p (water)

calculate specific gravity

500

When a number is written in scientific notation, only the first factor contains this

significant digits

500

A specific measure to which other measures are compared to ensure uniformity

standard of measure

500

Equation of equivalent ratios

proportion

500

m = pV

find the mass of an object

500

V (object) = v (final) - v (initial)

calculate volume by fluid displacement