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What must every scientific measurement include?
Only a number
Only a unit
A symbol
A numerical value and a unit
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What does “unit of measurement” mean?
The value of an error
A conversion factor
A scientific equation
Word or phrase for types of measurements
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What is the denominator?
Numbers and units on bottom
The vinculum
Numbers and units on top
The accepted value
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What is the SI system also called?
The decimal system
The metric system
The imperial system
The customary system
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What does percent error compare?
Numerator to denominator
SI units to imperial units
Measured value to accepted value
Equation to conversion factor
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What is the base word for mass in SI?
Milligram
Gram
Kilogram
Centigram
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What does the Greek symbol μ (mu) represent?
Micro (one-millionth)
Milli (one-thousandth)
Nano (one-billionth)
Mega (one million)
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What is dimensional analysis used for?
Measuring distance
Finding volume only
Guessing values
Keeping track of units with algebra
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What is dimensional analysis?
Eliminating decimals from a number
Comparing two numbers without units
Changing units while keeping the same quantity
Measuring mass only
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What does “Top Times Denominator Divide” help with?
Calculator input
Measuring volume
Identifying SI units
Finding percent error
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What does the numerator of a conversion factor contain?
A different unit
The same unit
A decimal value
No unit
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What method helps build ratios for conversions?
Tree diagram
GUESS method
Train track method
Long division
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What is percent error?
The exact accepted value
The number of conversions made
The percent of correct answers
How off your answer is from the accepted result
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How do chemists find their error?
By removing units
By guessing values
By calculating percent error with GUESS
By measuring mass only
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What is the numerator?
Numbers and units on top
The horizontal line
Numbers and units on bottom
The error amount
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What is a vinculum?
The line that means divide
The denominator
The equal sign
The numerator
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What is an equation?
A math sentence with good grammar
A guess
A fraction without variables
Only numbers without units
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What does the denominator of a conversion factor contain?
The same as numerator
Always grams
No number
A different unit
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What is the base unit for mass in SI?
Kilogram
Gram
Mole
Liter
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What is the measured value?
The error
The conversion factor
The value you obtain in an experiment
The accepted value
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What is the accepted value?
The percent you calculate
The correct value used for comparison
The conversion factor
The number you measured
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Which method uses brackets to help cancel units?
Substitution method
Long division
Factor tree method
Train track method
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What do conversion factors always equal?
Zero
One hundred
One
Ten
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