PHYSICS By : Mr. JONNI SITORUS. Important rule Follow all the lesson well Do all task well Follow all the examination.

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PHYSICS By : Mr. JONNI SITORUS

Important rule Follow all the lesson well Do all task well Follow all the examination

MAIN TOPIC for 1 st Semester 1.Measurement 2.Atom, Element, Compound and Mixture 3.Property of Matter and The Change of Matter 4.Acid, Base and Salt 5.ENERGY and Conservation of Energy

Preliminary Test 1.Given A = B/C, find the equation for a.B = … b.C = …. 2. Given A= B/C + D, determine the equation for B =… 4. If, then 8*2 =… 3.Determine the value of x for:

The Branch of Science 1.Biology 2.Physics 3.Chemistry 1.Biology 2.Physics 3.Chemistry Scientific Methods

What is Physics Physics is the study of our natural world (phenomenon and its interaction)

 Like all other sciences, physics is based on experimental observations and quantitative measurements.  The main objective of physics is to find the limited number of fundamental laws that govern natural phenomena and to use them to develop theories that can predict the results of future experiments  When we carry out our experiments, we need to make accurate measurements in order to obtain reliable results  The fundamental laws used in developing theories are expressed in the language of mathematics, the tool that provides a bridge between theory and experiment.

Can you measure it?? 1.Sir Jonni is very Handsome 2.He is very friendly 3.I am so sad today 4.The length of that table is 10 m 5.I am 25 years now 6.The mass of my friend is 75 kg

PHYSICAL QUANTITY A physical quantity is a quantity is that can be measured. It consist of a numerical and a unit

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