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What is the purpose of SI units in measurements?
To standardize measurements
globally
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Why is it important to state the unit of measurement?
It provides understanding of the
measurement scale
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What is the SI unit for length?
Metre
(m)
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What is the SI unit for mass?
Kilogram
(kg)
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What is the SI unit for time?
Second
(s)
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What is the SI unit for electrical current?
Ampere
(A)
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What is the SI unit for temperature?
Kelvin
(K)
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What is the SI unit for the amount of substance?
Mole (mol)
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What are derived units?
Units that come from
fundamental units
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What is the standard unit for frequency?
Hertz (Hz)
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What is the SI unit for force?
Newton (N)
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What is the SI unit for energy?
Joule
(J)
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What is the SI unit for power?
Watt (W)
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What is the SI unit for pressure?
Pascal
(Pa)
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What is the SI unit for electric charge?
Coulomb
(C)
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What is the SI unit for electric potential difference?
Volt
(
V
)
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What is the SI unit for electric resistance?
Ohm (Ω)
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What is the SI unit for magnetic flux density?
Tesla (T)
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What are the six fundamental SI units?
Metre
(m) - length
Kilogram
(kg) - mass
Second
(s) - time
Ampere
(A) - electrical current
Kelvin
(K) - temperature
Mole
(mol) - amount of substance
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What is the SI unit system called?
Système Internationale d'Unités
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Why do scientists use standard form?
To write large or small numbers
conveniently
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How would you express
4
,
400
,
000
,
000
,
000
m
4,400,000,000,000 \text{ m}
4
,
400
,
000
,
000
,
000
m
in standard form?
4.4
×
1
0
12
m
4.4 \times 10^{12} \text{ m}
4.4
×
1
0
12
m
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How would you express
7
,
300
,
000
,
000
,
000
m
7,300,000,000,000 \text{ m}
7
,
300
,
000
,
000
,
000
m
in standard form?
7.3
×
1
0
12
m
7.3 \times 10^{12} \text{ m}
7.3
×
1
0
12
m
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What are the prefixes for the following powers of ten: 12, 9, 6, 3, -2, -3, -6, -9?
12:
tera-
(T)
9:
giga-
(G)
6:
mega-
(M)
3:
kilo-
(k)
-2:
centi-
(c)
-3:
milli-
(m)
-6:
micro-
(μ)
-9:
nano-
(n)
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What does the prefix 'kilo-' represent in terms of size?
1,000
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What does the prefix 'milli-' represent in terms of size?
0.001
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How do you convert
4.4
×
1
0
12
m
4.4 \times 10^{12} \text{ m}
4.4
×
1
0
12
m
to terametres?
It equals
4.4
Tm
4.4 \text{ Tm}
4.4
Tm
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How do you convert
7.3
×
1
0
12
m
7.3 \times 10^{12} \text{ m}
7.3
×
1
0
12
m
to terametres?
It equals
7.3
Tm
7.3 \text{ Tm}
7.3
Tm
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What is the conversion of 1,000 metres in terms of kilometres?
1
km
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Which is larger: 360 kV or 3.6 MV?
3.6
MV
is
larger
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How do you convert 360 kV to volts?
360,000
volts
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How do you convert 3.6 MV to volts?
3,600,000
volts
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What are the advantages of using unit prefixes in measurements?
Simplifies
large numbers
Reduces writing effort
Enhances
clarity
in communication
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What is the standard unit for electrical power?
Watts (W)
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Why do scientists state measurements with units?
To ensure
clarity
and
accuracy
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What is the purpose of unit conversion?
To express
measurements
in a more useful form
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How do you convert 50 mA to amperes?
50 mA =
0.05
A
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What is the formula for calculating electrical power?
Power =
current
×
voltage
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What is the electrical power when a 50 mA current passes through a 230 V light bulb?
11.5 W
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How do you convert 12 mV to volts?
12
mV =
0.012
V
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