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Phys science chp 1
Physical science chapter 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Name four different graphs. | 1. Data tables 2. Line graphs. 3. Bar graphs. 4. Circle graphs |
| What is science? | A system of knowledge and the methods you use to find that knowledge. |
| What are the three branches of natural science? | 1. Earth and space science. 2. Life science. 3. Physical science. |
| What are the branches of life science? | Biology which is the physics and chemistry of living things. |
| The branches of physical science | Chemistry and physics |
| Branches or earth and space science | Astronomy and geology |
| Which step is obtained through your senses | Observation |
| Steps of the scientific method | 1. Make observation. 2. Ask a question. 3. Develop hypothesis. 4. Test hypothesis with an experiment. 5. Analyze data and draw conclusions. 6. Hypothesis is or isn't supported. 6. Is - test with further experiments and develop theory. 7. Isn't- new hypo |
| Statement that summarizes a pattern found in nature | Scientific law |
| Why are models important? | They make it easier to see/understand things the are to big or to small to see |
| Water boils at what degree C | 100 degrees C |
| Precision | A gauge of how exact a measurement is |
| How do scientists communicate when they speak different languages? | Emails websites or translators |
| Peer review | Make sure data is accurately reported. Give encouragement criticism ideas opinions. Can pick up where other scientists left off. |
| Base unit for mass | Kilogram kg |
| Si for length | Meter m |
| Si for temperature | Kelvin k |
| Si for time | Second |
| Si for amount of substance | Mole mol |
| Si for electric current | Ampere A |
| Si for luminous intensity | Candela cd |
| Manipulated variable | The variable that causes a change in another |
| Significant figures | All the digits that are known in a measurement, plus the last digit that is estimated |
| What relationship exists between mass and volume | You can divide the base unit mass by the derived unit volume to get the density of An object |
| The responding variable on a graph | It's usually on the vertical axis, y axis |
| Seconds to milliseconds | 1 second equals 1000 milliseconds. |