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| conversion of centimeters to meters |
cm / 100 = m |
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| conversion of inches to millimeters |
in x 25.4 = mm |
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| conversion for milliliters to fluid ounces |
ml / 30 = floz |
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| conversion for fluid ounces to milliliters |
floz x 30 = ml |
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| conversion for grams to ounces |
g / 28 = oz |
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| conversion for ounces to grams |
oz x 28 = g |
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| conversion for kilograms to pounds |
kg x 2.2 = lbs |
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| conversion for pounds to kilograms |
lbs / 2.2 = kg |
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| Conversion of centimeter to inches |
cm / 2.54 = in |
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| formula for inches to centimeter conversion |
in. x 2.54 = cm |
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| to every action there is equal and opposite reaction |
Third Law of motion (Law of Conservation of Momentum) |
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| Force involves all three of the fundamental units |
Mass
Time
Length |
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| The force acting on a body is inversly proportional to the mass of the body and directly proportional it's acceleration; the direction of the force is the same as that of the body's acceleration |
Second Law of Motion (Law of constent acceleration) |
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| The property of a body has of resisting any change in it's state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line |
Inertia |
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| The increasing of speed, the decresing of speed or the changing of direction |
Acceleration |
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| Any influence that can change the velocity of a body |
Force |
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| A body at rest or in uniform motion will remain at rest or in uniform motion unless some external force is applied |
First Law of motion |
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| 1/1000 of the base unit |
Mili (m) |
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| 1/100 or .01 of the base unit |
Centi (c) |
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| 1/10th or .1 of the base unit |
Deci (d) |
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| Ten (10 times the base unit) |
Deka (da) |
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| One hundred (100 times the base unit) |
Hecto (h) |
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| one thousand (1000 times the base unit) |
KILO (k) |
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| Unit of volume |
Liter |
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| Unit of weight and mass |
Gram |
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| Unit of length slightly longer than a yard |
Meter |
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| The metric system is oficially known as the |
International system of measure
"SI" |
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| The resulting system was a decimal system based on the _____ |
powers of ten |
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| The _____ is the basis of the metric system |
Decimal point |
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| Convert C to F |
Multiply the C by 9
Divide the answer by 5
now add 32 |
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| Convert F to C |
Subtract 32 from the F
Divide the answer by 9
Multiply that answer by 5 |
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| Metric Celsius: water freezes at __ degrees and boils at ___ degrees |
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100 |
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| English: Fahrenheit scale: Water freezes at __ degrees and boils at ___ degrees |
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| The measurement of the average energy of motion of the molecules in matter |
Temperature |
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| The speed of an object in a given direction |
Velocity |
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| The ratio of the density of any material to the density of distilled water |
Specific gravity |
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| The mass of an object per unit volume |
Density |
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| Volume formula |
Length x Height x Width
(L x H x W) |
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| Formula for area of a triangle |
1/2 base x altitude
(1/2b x a) |
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| Formula for area of a circular surface |
Radius squared x pi
(r2 x pi) |
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| Formula for Area of a square |
Length x Height |
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| The measure of a given surface-derived from the unit length |
Area |
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| Specialized utilization of, or combination of the fundamental units |
Derived Units |
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| The duration of an event |
Time |
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| Represents the amount of matter in a body |
Mass |
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| The meter |
Metric system |
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| The foot |
English system |
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| How long an object is or how much distance is involved |
Length |
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| Basic units of all measure are length, mass, and time |
Fundamental units |
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| Two systems of measurement commonly used to express these units are |
English
Metric system |
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| Standard units are divided into general types |
Fundamental units
Derived units |
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| These are the basic units in any particular system of measurement. |
Standard Units |
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| On the basis of having established that certain factors are responsible for a phenomenon or that a certain event will occur over and over given the same factors; laws and theories may be set forth. This is the most dangerous stage. |
Generalization |
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| Testing of the hypothesis under controlled conditions. The procedures must be repeatable, so that they may be duplicated by other. This is the most important stage. |
Verification |
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| The making of a hypothesis about what occurred and why, selecting an area to investigate |
Classification |
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| Examining the relationship and consistency of events and recording |
Observation |
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| The systematic collection of facts, the study of their interrelationship and the drawing of conclusions from the resulting data |
Scientific Method |
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| The correlation of various laws in order to dtermine their general conformity to a general pattern |
Scientific Theory |
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| Based on human experience being derived by observation of natural phenomenon, by laboratory experiments or by the application of mathmatics. States that certain events will always follow the same order |
Scientific Law |
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| Study of Viruses |
Virolgy |
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| Study of Plants |
Botany |
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| Study of Animals |
Zoology |
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| Living matter |
Biological Science |
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| earth and it's makeup |
Geology |
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| heavenly bodies |
Astronomy |
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| Matter and change |
Chemistry |
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| Matter and energy |
Physics |
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| Non Living matter |
Physical Science |
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| Two main subdivisions of Natural Science |
Physical Science
Biological Science |
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| An occurrence or fact that is directly perceptible by the senses |
Phenomenon |
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| An explanation accounting for a set of facts that ca be tested by further investigation |
Hypothesis |
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| The systematic study of the universe and its contents |
Natural Science |
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| Organized and classified knowledge |
Science |
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