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5. Scientific Notation Metric System Calculations 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Sig FigsDefinitions

6. Gives a result in a descriptive, non-numerical form. Ex: She has blonde hair.

7. Qualitative Measurement

8. If one variable increases while the other decreases, what type of a relationship is this considered to be?

9. Inverse or Indirect.

10. If a series of darts are all thrown very close to one another, but are very far from the bulls eye, they are said to have good _________, but poor ________.

11. Good precision, poor accuracy.

12. Give the SI unit for the following 3: 1)Mass 2)Length 3)Temperature

13. 1)mass- kilogram 2)length- meter 3)temperature- Kelvin

14. Give the 2 SI units we will use for density.

15. g/cm 3 g/mL

16. Convert 2,500 to scientific notation.

17. 2.5 x 10 3

18. Convert 0.0000059 to scientific notation.

19. 5.9 x 10 -6

20. Convert 4.06 x 10 4 to standard notation.

21. 40,600.

22. Convert 7.3 x 10 -2 to standard notation.

23. 0.073.

24. Without using a calculator, calculate to the correct # of sig figs: 6.0 x 10 8 / 2.0 x 10 2

25. 3.0 x 10 6

26. 12,345,678

27. 8 sig figs.

28. 3,003

29. 4 sig figs

30. 6700

31. 2 sig figs

32. 4700.0

33. 5 sig figs

34. 0.0060900

35. 5 sig figs

36. Convert 15g to cg.

37. 15 g = 1500 cg

38. Convert 6m to hm.

39. 6m = 0.06hm

40. Convert 0.21kL to daL.

41. 0.21kL = 21daL

42. Convert 9,800 mm to dm.

43. 9,800mm = 98dm

44. Convert 0.5 kL to mL.

45. 0.5kL = 500,000mL

46. Convert 75°C to K.

47. 348 K.

48. What is the volume of a sample of cough syrup that has a mass of 50.0g? The density of cough syrup is 0.950 g/cm 3 (correct # of sf’s)

49. Volume= 52.6cm 3

50. The known melting point of selenium is 221°C, but you conduct an experiment in which it melts at 221.6°C. What is your percent error? (correct # of sf’s)

51. % Error = 0.271%

52. Convert 3.5 pints to liters. (1L=1.057qt., 2 pints=1qt.) Correct # of sf’s

53. 3.5 pints = 1.7 L

54. Perform the following operation and express your answer to the CORRECT number of sig figs. 1676L 3 ÷ 30L

55. 55.8  56  60L 2

56. Make your wager

57. Perform the following operation and express your answer in the CORRECT number of sig figs. 1676L 3 ÷ 30L

58. 55.8  56  60L 2