METRIC SYSTEM MEASUREMENT SYSTEM IN SCIENCE.  A DECIMAL SYSTEM (BASED ON UNITS OF 10)  DEVELOPED BY A FRENCH MATHEMATICIAN NAMED GABRIEL MOUTON  aka.

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METRIC SYSTEM MEASUREMENT SYSTEM IN SCIENCE

 A DECIMAL SYSTEM (BASED ON UNITS OF 10)  DEVELOPED BY A FRENCH MATHEMATICIAN NAMED GABRIEL MOUTON  aka SYSTEME’ INTERNATIONAL (SI)

HOW IT WORKS BBBBASIC UNITS (BU) OF MEASURE 1111) METER (m) MMMMEASURES LENGTH 2222) LITER (L) MMMMEASURES VOLUME

3) GRAM (g) MMMMEASURES MASS 4) TIME (sec) MMMMEASURES INTERVAL BETWEEN EVENTS *****THERE ARE MANY MORE

PREFIXES ARE USED TO SHOW MAGNITUDE (SIZE). LARGE PREFIXES (GREATER THAN BU) TERA (T) 1 X (TRILLION) GIGA (G) 1 X 10 9 (BILLION) MEGA (M) 1 X 10 6 (MILLION) KILO (k) 1 X 10 3 (THOUSAND) HECTO (h) 1 X 10 2 (HUNDRED) DECA (da) 1 X 10 1 (TEN)

SMALL PREFIXES (LESS THAN BU) DECI (d) 1 X (TENTH) CENTI (c) 1 X (HUNDREDTH) MILLI (m) 1 X (THOUSANDTH) MICRO (μ) 1 X (MILLIONTH) NANO (n) 1 X (BILLIONTH) PICO (p) 1 X (TRILLIONTH)

METRIC CONTINUUM “NUMBER” LINE OF THE METRIC PREFIXES “NUMBER” LINE OF THE METRIC PREFIXES EACH SPACE IS A UNIT OF TEN (1 SPACE = 10, EACH SPACE IS A UNIT OF TEN (1 SPACE = 10, 3 SPACES = 1000) 3 SPACES = 1000)

TO CONVERT BETWEEN UNITS USING THE METRIC CONTINUUM 1. FIND STARTING PREFIX ON NUMBER LINE 1. FIND STARTING PREFIX ON NUMBER LINE 2. MOVE ALONG NUMBER LINE TO NEW PREFIX (NOTE THE DIRECTION & NUMBER OF SPACES YOU MOVED) 2. MOVE ALONG NUMBER LINE TO NEW PREFIX (NOTE THE DIRECTION & NUMBER OF SPACES YOU MOVED) 3. MOVE THE DECIMAL TO ITS NEW POSITION 3. MOVE THE DECIMAL TO ITS NEW POSITION

EX: 75 cm = ? nm START AT c, MOVE TO THE RIGHT TO n. YOU MOVED 7 SPACES. MOVE THE DECIMAL FROM ORIGINAL POSITION 7 SPACES TO THE RIGHT.

75 cm = nm 75 cm = nm MOVED ORIGINAL DECIMAL TO NEW POSITION ORIGINAL DECIMAL

PRACTICE PROBLEMS COPY AND WORK. COPY AND WORK. 1) 345 g = ? µg 1) 345 g = ? µg 2) mm = ? dam 2) mm = ? dam 3) kL = ? GL 3) kL = ? GL