Measurement Notes. Measure the length of your table.

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Measurement Notes

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Measurement Notes

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• Measure the length of your table

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SI Units • SI (System International) – system of

measurement that is used by scientists all over the world. These are mostly the same units as the metric system except for temperature

• Why do scientists need a common measurement system?

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Units vs. Tools Unit – what an object is measured in Example: inches

Tool – Something used to measure an objectExample: ruler

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Tools Volume –Mass –Length -Temperature – Time –

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Tools  

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Can you name some units we use for:

VolumeMass –Length -Temperature –Time –

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Metric Units Measurement Tool Units Abbreviations

Volume Beaker, graduated cylinder

Liters L

Mass Triple beam balance grams g

Length Ruler, meter stick, tape measure

meter m

Temperature thermometer Celsius C

Time Stop watch seconds s

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Prefixes for measurement:

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Conversions

1) 3.2 g = ____mg

2) 62m = ___ km

3) 85cm = _____m

4) 35ml= ____ L

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Answers1) 3.2 g = __3200__mg

2) 62m = _0.062__ km

3) 85cm = _0.85____m

4) 35ml= _0.035___ L