Chapter 1.1 - Physicsl Quantities R1 Flashcards
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Express the base units of resistance.
kg m2 s-3 A-2
State all 6 SI base unit symbols on the CCEA specification.
kg
s
m
K
A
mol
What are the base units for volume?
m3
Express the base units for pressure.
kg m-1 s-2
State the SI unit of resistance.
Ohm / Ω
What 2 things do all physical quantities consist of?
Numerical magnitude and unit.
What does the prefix p represent and what is its multiplying factor?
This prefix is pico 10-12
State the SI symbol for length.
m
What does the prefix m represent and what is its multiplying factor?
This prefix is milli 10-3
Express the base units for force.
kg m s-2
Name the 6 base units on the CCEA specification.
BONUS - Name the base unit not on the specification.
Mass. Length. Time. Current. Temperature. Amount of substance.
Bonus - Luminious intensity.
Some SI symbols are small caps, eg m and s. Some are large caps, eg K and A. What is the reason for this?
Those in large caps, eg N, K & A are named after someone (Newton, Lord Kelvin, Andre-Marie Ampere).
What physical quantity is being measured in the information below for a machine?
876 kJ ms-1
Power (remember power = Energy / Time).
Express the base units for momentum.
kg m s-1
Express the following energy in mJ.
Express you answer in standard form.
4.82 x 10-7 MJ
4.82 x 102 mJ
Express the following voltage in kV.
7.34 x 105 V
7.34 x 102 kV
The list below gives you a number of physical quantities and units. Which are base quantities or base units?
Coulomb.
Force.
Length.
Mole
Newton.
Temperature.
Length
Mole
Temperature.
State the SI symbol for temperature.
K
Express the base units for Hz.
s-1
What does the prefix μ represent and what is its multiplying factor?
This prefix is micro 10-6
What does the prefix T represent and what is its multiplying factor?
This prefix is Tera 1012
Express the base units for a moment.
kg m2 s-2
What are base units?
A unit from which all other units are derived.
State the SI symbol for current.
A