Units of Measurement Conversion Factors

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Unit 2 Lesson 2 Preview Lesson Starter Objectives Units of Measurement
Advertisements

Chapter 2 “Scientific Measurement”
Unit Conversion Review
Units of Measurement Section 2.
Measurements are quantitative information. They include numbers AND units.
Dimensional Analysis. The objective is to convert one unit to another unit.
Quantitative information (qualitative data would be descriptions of your observations). Measurements represent quantities (something that has magnitude,
Lesson 1.06 Unit Conversion.
Why the Metric system? Used in the majority of the world. IT’S EASIER TO USE than the English System. Based on the number 10!
The Metric System.
Metric Conversions, Dimensional Analysis, and Scientific Notation
Section 2-2 Units of Measurement
Chapter 2: Measurement & Problem Solving pg LO: I can use unit conversions successfully in mathematic calculations.
Measurements.
Chapter 2 Standards of Measurement Objectives:  Understand Mass and Weight (2.1)  Identify the metric units of measurement (2.6)  Explain what causes.
Chemistry Warm Up How many ounces are there in a gallon. Show your work How many inches are there in a mile. Show your work.
Chapter 2 Conversion Factors
MEASUREMENT. Chapter One: Measurement  1.1 Measurements  1.2 Time and Distance  1.3 Converting Measurements  1.4 Working with Measurements.
5 You can do it. Chapter 1 Matter and Measurement.
Chapter 2 Standards of Measurement Objectives:  Understand Mass and Weight (2.1)  Identify the metric units of measurement (2.6)  Explain what causes.
5. The metric system (SI system) is based on powers of 10.
Conversions & Scientific Notation
Metric System. History  At the end of the 18 th century, scientists created the metric system.  In 1960 at the International Convention, the metric.
Ch 5 Measurements Scientific measurements are based on the metric system. This is a decimal based system that uses a system of prefixes to relate the.
SI units International System of Units. SI Units Base Units Time – second (s) Length – meter (m) Mass – kilogram (kg) Temperature – Kelvin (K) Amount.
Unit Conversion Objectives:
Preview Lesson Starter Objectives Units of Measurement SI Measurement SI Base Units Derived SI Units Conversion Factors Chapter 2 Section 2 Units of Measurement.
Ch. 3 Scientific Measurement Ch. 3 Scientific Measurement.
Measurements I can use the SI units of measurement I can convert using conversion factors.
Chapter 2 © Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company Units of Measurement Measurements represent quantities. A quantity is something that has magnitude,
Metric Conversions, Scientific Notation, and Dimensional Analysis.
Ch 5 Measurements Scientific measurements are based on the metric system. This is a decimal based system that uses a system of prefixes to relate the magnitude.
Metric to English and Vice-versa. Unit Conversion What if you are given a measurement with certain unit and you need to express that same measurement.
THE METRIC SYSTEM (International System of Units)
THE METRIC SYSTEM The International System of Units and
Making Measurements in Chemistry. International System of Units A system of units based on standard units is used by scientists. The standard system used.
THE METRIC SYSTEM The International System of Units and
Metric System.
SI Units Conversions.
Dimensional Analysis.
Measurement is used to measure quantities
Chapter 2 Table of Contents Section 1 Scientific Method
Why do we need to be able to measure things?
Chapter 2 SI Units part I SI Units.
The Metric System and conversions.
Scientific Measurements
General Chemsitry Dimensional Analysis Method
UNITS & DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS (conversions)
Factor Label Chemistry Chapter 10.
Metric System.
Measures of Central Tendency Review
Daily Science (August 27th)
Metric Conversions.
The Metric System.
Unit Systems and Dimensional Analysis
Metric System.
Measuring and Calculating
Vocabulary- Ch. 2, Sec. 2 Units of Measurement
Do Now & Agenda Get Theophylline Case Study to get checked
Section 2 Units of Measurement
Introduction to Chemistry
Dimensional Analysis.
The Methods of Science Standards of Measurement
Metrics & SI Units.
METRIC CONVERSION.
The Math of Science Mrs. Novack.
Measurements.
Basic Terms and Conversions Within the Metric System
CONVERSIONS.
Presentation transcript:

Units of Measurement Conversion Factors Unit Conversions Units of Measurement Conversion Factors

SI Measurements The international system of measurement The metric system A set of agreed-upon standard units of measurement Numbers are written without commas 1 000.00 not 1,000.00 Some countries use commas to represent a decimal point.

SI Units Prefixes are added to base units to represent larger or smaller quantities and measurements Base Units: Mass = grams (g) Volume = Liters (L) or cubic meters (m3) Length = meters (m) Time = second (s) Temperature = Kelvin (K) Amount of a substance = moles (n) (1 mL = 1 cm3)

Conversion factors A ratio (fraction) that shows the equality of two different units. Used to convert from one unit to another Written as FRACTIONS Can be written upside down too! Dimensional Analysis = a math technique for solving problems that involve measurements

Example 4 quarters = 1 OR 1 dollar = 1 1 dollar 4 quarters We know that 4 quarters = 1 dollar Conversion factors: 4 quarters = 1 OR 1 dollar = 1 1 dollar 4 quarters 1 quarter = 1 OR 0.25 dollar = 1 0.25 dollar 1 quarter If I have 27 quarters, how much money do I have in dollars? 27 quarters x 1 dollar = 27 ÷ 4 = $6.75 4 quarters

Steps for solving problems: 1. Write down the number given to change (the value in the question/problem). 2. Drop the unit that goes with the number to the bottom of the next fraction. 3. Each ratio (or fraction) you multiply is a known quantity (like 4 quarters=1 dollar). 4. Keep multiplying by ratios that you know until you come to the unit you want to end with.

Example 1 Convert 180 miles into feet. Given: 1 mile = 5,280 feet

Example 2 Convert 27 days into seconds. What givens do we know?

Example 3 If prefixes are used, always go back to your base unit and kick off from there. Ex: Convert 22 kilograms into centigrams.

Sample Problems Complete the following and determine what kind of measurement it represents (mass/volume/etc.): 10.5 g = ______ kg 1.57 km = ______ m 3.54 μg = _________ g 1.2 L = _______ mL 932 seconds = ______ minutes 548.6 mL = ______ cm3

Unit Conversions Worksheet For each problem, follow the guidelines: --Keep dropping your unit! --Watch parentheses! --Include units in the answer! --Prefix with base only

Units m=meter min=minutes s=seconds mi=miles gal=gallons g=grams k=kilo--____

Multi-Step Problem 12.4 cm=_____ km 133 mL=_____ gallons 64.33 mi= _____ yards