International System of Units Flashcards

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1
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What does SI Unit stand for?

A

International System of Units

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Which system is the only system of measurement with an official status in nearly every country in the world?

A

SI Unit

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3
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What is the unit name for time?

A

second

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4
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What is the unit symbol for time?

A

s

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5
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What is the dimension symbol for time?

A

T

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6
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What is the unit name and symbol for length?

A

Metre and m

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7
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What is the dimension symbol for length?

A

L

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8
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What type of value is the Metre?

A

metric

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9
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Aviation uses which type measurement of distance for navigation?

A

nautical mile (nm)

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10
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Why does aviation use the nautical mile for a measurement of distance for navigation.

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Because of its correlation to the surface of the earth.

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11
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1 Metre is how many feet?

A

3.28 feet

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12
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What are common types of imperial measurements?

A

inches, feet and miles

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13
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What are two places that predominantly use imperial measurements?

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USA and UK
Side note: Aircraft built in countries where imperial measurement is predominant may still use the imperial measurements.

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14
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What are the SI Unit’s?

A

Time, Length, Mass, Temperature, Force and Pressure.

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15
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What is the unit name for Mass?

A

kilogram

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16
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What is the unit symbol for mass?

A

kg

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What is the dimension symbol for Mass?

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What type of value is kilogram?

19
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1 kilogram = how many pounds?

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What is the unit name for temperature?

21
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What is the unit symbol for temperature?

22
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The Kelvin scale is what kind of scale?

A

an absolute scale

23
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What point does the absolute scale use as it null point?

A

absolute zero

24
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What are two other types of of temperature measurements?

A

Celsius (metric) and Fahrenheit (Imperial)

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What Celsius temperature is Kelvin null point equivalent to?
-273°C
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What Fahrenheit temperature is Kelvin null point equivalent to?
-459.67°F
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What K temperature does water boil?
373K
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What K temperature does water freeze?
273K
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True or false do K and °C have the same magnitude?
True
30
In physics a force is?
is any interaction that, when unopposed, will change the motion of an object.
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How is a force a vector quantity?
By have both a magnitude and direction.
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How is force measured in the SI unit?
Newtons
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What symbol is force represented by?
F
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What is pressure?
the force applied perpendicular to the surface of an object per unit area over which that force is distributed.
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What is the SI Unit for pressure?
Pascal
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What is the symbol used for pressure?
P
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What is a Pascal in the metric system?
A Pascal can be defined as one newton per square metre in the metric system.
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What is the imperial system for measuring pressure?
Pounds per square inch (PSI).
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What are three other measurements that pressure may also be measured in? (excluding the two most common types).
Hectopascals (hPa). Millibars (mB) (one millibar = one hectopascal). Inches of Mercury (Hg).
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When air pressure is being measured, the pressure can be referenced to as?
- an atmospheric pressure, where the pressure measured is the difference between two values (differential pressure). - a vacuum, where the pressure is known as an absolute value.
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1,000 feet is how many metre?
304.8 or 305