Measured length measure at scale from any on screen image use a full scale ruler to measure a known measurement from an image on screen.
A bar of gold is measured with the ruler shown the length of the bar should be reported as.
You would expect him to be taller than 1 ruler but not as tall as 3 rulers.
Or should an insect be measured in meters or millimeters yards or inches.
For example the person measuring the length of a stick with a ruler notices that the stick length seems to be somewhere in between 36 6 cm and 36 7 cm and he or she must estimate the value of the last digit.
Five students measured the same line with the ruler shown below.
Imagine a meter ruler meter stick next to a tall man.
It provides a way to list all data values in a compact form.
2 4 cm o a 3 cm b 3 0 cm c 2 7 cm d 2 cm.
It should be noted that the last digit in a measured value has been estimated in some way by the person performing the measurement.
Ruler a has an uncertainty of 0 1 cm and ruler b has an uncertainty of 0 05 cm.
Which measurements are consistent with the metric rulers shown in figure 2 2.
In the calculate scale dialog enter this measurement into measured length and the actual full scale measurement into full scale length hit calculate scale to calculate the scale.
Shown using the equation triangle to the right which offers a quick way of rearranging the values in order to derive related formulas.
Which one of the following is a chemical change.
Even though you cannot see the line they measured which of the recorded measurements is not correct according to the precision of the ruler.
Five is always best if you can manage it.
In the ib physics laboratory you should take 3 to 5 measurements of everything.
The length of the bar should be reported as.
Imagine the length of the objects you are estimating or imagine measuring them in relation to other objects.
The volume of the liquid is.
This enters the scale into the lower measure at scale dialog.
A stem and leaf plot breaks each value of a quantitative data set into two pieces.
Your stated uncertainty should have only one significant figure if possible.
A bar of gold is measured with the ruler shown.
Stem and leaf plot.
B ruler b can give the measurements 3 35 cm and 3 50 cm.
The length of a rod is measured using part of a metre rule that is graduated in millimetres as shown below.
A sample of a liquid with a density of 2 1 g ml has a weight of 4 242 g.
2 4 cm the uncertainty in the length of the bar should be reported as.
Thus a ruler a can give the measurements 2 0 cm and 2 5 cm.
A stem typically for the highest place value and a leaf for the other place values.
The results reported by the students were as follows.
2 cm 2 0 cm 2 05 cm 2 5 cm 2 50 cm.
4 51 cm 4 55 cm 4 53 cm 4 5 cm and 4 6 cm.