Spring 2024 SPI Ch 1-4

Cards (112)

  • hair color and shoe size
    unrelated
  • weight and date of birth
    unrelated
  • temperature and day of the week
    unrelated
  • weight and dieting
    related/proportional
  • santa and christmas
    related/proportional
  • exam score and studying
    related/proportional
  • dental health and flossing
    related/proportional
  • clothing size and weight
    directly related/directly proportional
  • age and experience
    directly related/directly proportional
  • skill and practice
    directly related/directly proportional
  • quality of wine and age
    directly related/directly proportional
  • golf score and skill
    inversely related/inversely proportional
  • car’s gas mileage and engine size
    inversely related/inversely proportional
  • grades in school and partying time
    inversely related/inversely proportional
  • reciprocal relationship
    when 2 numbers multiplied together, the result is 1
  • unit of length (distance or circumference)
    cm
    feet
  • unit of area
    cm^2
    ft^2
  • unit of volume
    cm^3
    ft^3
  • “increase by a factor” means—
    multiple by that number
  • “decrease by a factor” means—
    divide by that number
  • a number followed by the word “percent” is unitless
  • all numerical data must have corresponding units of measurement
  • a number with a positive exponent has a value greater than 10
  • a number with a negative exponent has a value less than 1
  • a number with an exponent of zero has a value between 1 and 10
  • symbol: M
    prefix: mega
    meaning: million
    exponent: 10^6
  • symbol: k
    prefix: kilo
    meaning: thousand
    exponent: 10^3
  • symbol: c
    prefix: centi
    meaning: hundredth
    exponent: 10^-2
  • symbol: m
    prefix: milli
    meaning: thousandth
    exponent: 10^-3
  • symbol: n
    prefix: nano
    meaning: billionth
    exponent: 10^-9
  • symbol: µ
    prefix: micro
    meaning: millionth
    exponent: 10^-6
  • all waves carry energy from one location to another, these waves include:
    heat
    sound
    magnetic
    light
  • sound is a mechanical wave in which particles in the medium move
  • sound pulses created by a transducer travel through biologic tissue aka media
  • sound cannot travel though a vacuum (empty space); it must travel through a medium
  • the effects of the medium upon the sound wave
    acoustic propagation properties
  • the effects of the sound wave upon the biologic tissue through which it passes
    biologic effects
  • compressed
    squeezed together
  • rarefied
    stretched apart
  • sound travels in a straight line