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Page 1: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

SI UnitsWe want things uniform

Page 2: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

Here are the

standard SI UnitsMeterlength mKilogrammass kgSecond time sKelvintemperature KMole amount nKilojoule Energy kj

Page 3: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

Prefixes and scientific notation.

1# before dec

Page 4: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

Power of 10

http://scaleofuniverse.com/

• http://www.collegehumor.com/video/46485

Page 5: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

HOW BIG IS IT?

• CHOOSE A NUMBER CARD OUT OF THE PILE . DRAW A PICTURE FOR IT AND PUT THE CORRECT SCIENTIFIC NOTATION ON IT AND HAND IT UP ON THE WALL!!!

• MUST HAVE

• PICTURE, NAME, AND SCIENTIFIC NOTATION

Page 6: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

How do I convert units?

How many inches are there in a football field

Page 7: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

• How many inches are there in a football field

• Rules- units must cross out except the last one on the top!

• If a number is on top then multiply it

• If a number is on the bottom then divide it

Page 8: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

Try this one

According to the world health organization a person needs .66 gallons of water a day. How many cups of water should a person drink a day?

Page 9: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

Oh wait one more thing!

•13.777789943234 gallons

•Where do I round when I get a great big number in my calculator?

Page 10: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

Significant Figures

How many numbers in your answer actually count?

Page 11: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.
Page 12: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

How accurate can you be?

Page 13: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

Hoppy the Frog can jump 21.3 inches at a time. How many hops will it take Hoppy to travel 1.73 yards?

Page 14: SI Units We want things uniform. Here are the standard SI Units Meterlengthm Kilogrammasskg Second times KelvintemperatureK Moleamountn KilojouleEnergykj.

What is scientific notation?

For scientific notation leave one number (not a zero) in front of the decimal and then put times 10 and raise it to a power.

What power? Count how many times you had to move your decimal. That is the number you raise it too

Check your negatives and positives


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