SCIENTIFIC NOTATION AND SIGNIFICANT FIGURES/ SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION Flashcards

1
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how many significant figures are there
70.500

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5

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2
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how many significant figures are there
0.00205

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3

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3
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how many significant figures are there
70.5

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3

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4
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how many significant figures are there
0.075

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2

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5
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when adding or subtracting round the answer to the

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least number of decimal places

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6
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when multiplying or dividing round the answer to the

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Least number of significant digits

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7
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convert standard form to scientific notation: 1230000000

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1.23 x 10^9

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8
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convert standard form to scientific notation: 0.000000876

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8.76 x 10^-7

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9
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when multiplying only the number is multiplied the exponents are ______

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Being added

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10
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when dividing only the number is divided the exponents are ______

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subtracted

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11
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A systematic approach to solving a problems or studying a phenomenon and communicating the results to the scientific community

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scientific investigation

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12
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first step to eighth step of a scientific investigation

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Observe ➡️ Asking a question ➡️ Do Research ➡️ Form a hypothesis ➡️ design and perform an experiment ➡️ analyze the data ➡️ draw a conclusion ➡️ communicate results

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13
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states that a prediction which is not true

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null hypothesis

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14
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assumes a prediction is correct

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alternative hypothesis

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15
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A variable that stays the same and changes the dependent variable
ex. The same coffee brand, percolator, amount, and type of water.

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independent variable

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16
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A variables that changes because of the independent variable.
ex. quantity of coffee grounds can impact the flavor of coffee

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dependent variable

17
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variable that remains the same
ex. perking period

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controlled variable/constant

18
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these are factors or condition that are changed or regulated in an experiment

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variables

19
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION] this is a tentative testable explanation to a scientific question

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hypothesis

20
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these are numbers that are obtained from the use of measuring devices

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measured numbers

21
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this is used to express very large or very small numbers

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scientific notation

22
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION]utilizes all senses to gather information

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observe

23
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION] formulate a question from what was observed

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asking a question

24
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION] gather information about the question formulated using reliable references

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do research

25
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION] will validate or negate the hypothesis

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design and perform an experiment

26
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION] data collected during the experiment should be organized and analyzed for patterns

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Analyze the data

27
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION] made based on the results of the analysis

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Draw a conclusion

28
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[SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION] results of the scientific investigation

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Communicate results

29
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[SIGNIFICANT OR NOT] non zero digits
ex. 822.34

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significant

30
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[SIGNIFICANT OR NOT] zeros to the left of the first non zero digit
ex. 0.0036

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not significant

31
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[SIGNIFICANT OR NOT] zeros between nonzero
ex. 20 003

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Significant

32
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[SIGNIFICANT OR NOT] zeros that follow nonzero digits and are on the right of the decimal point
ex. 129.0

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Significant

33
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[SIGNIFICANT OR NOT] trailing zeros to the right of nonzero digits in numbers that contain no decimal point

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may or may not be significant

34
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rule in adding and subtracting decimals

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1 digit past the decimal point

35
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rule in multiplying and dividing

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three significant digits

36
Q

formula of getting the density

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p = mass divided by volume

37
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how to get the answer of (3.8x10^(-5) x (1.2x10^(3) x (4.2 x 10^(3)

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cancel 10^(3), multiply 3.8 and 1.2 and divide it by 4.2 and copy 10^(-5), don’t forget to round off