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1. Explain how you convert from Celcius to Kelvins. CP Day 5 10-14 2. Convert 4500 micrograms to milligrams.
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CP Day 5 10-14 Read section 3.2 (pages 74-82) and complete #s 23-29 on page 82 – homework day 1 10-16 Add to Friday’s assignment #s 31-35 on page 82 (you may need to review pages 80-81) AND #s 63, 65-67, and 74 on pages 95-96
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Day 6 10-15 Convert 1,200 km to dm.
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- A measured digit - scientists repeat experiments and AMOUNT MATTERS!
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Significant Figure Rules Rules governing significance: 1. Non-zeros are always Significant (1, 2, 3, 4…). 2. Zeros between non-zeros (sig. figs.) are Always Significant (707). Think Certainty
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Significant Figure Rules Rules governing significance: 3. A final zero or trailing zeros in the decimal portion ONLY are significant (0.010200). 4. Place holders are not significant (0.004, 400) are significant are NOT significant
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Significant Figure Rules 4. Place holders are not significant (0.004, 400) Zeroes placed before other digits are not significant; 0.046 has two significant digits. Zeroes at the end of a non-decimal # are significant only if there is a decimal point (100.). They are NOT sig. if there is not a decimal point (100)
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Significant Figure Rules 1.Non-zeros are Always Significant (1, 2, 3, 4…) 2. Zeros between non-zeros are Always Significant (707) Another approach
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Left of the decimal Right of the decimal Is the zero by its self Is there a non-zero If yes = Not sig. anywhere to the left If no is there a dec. – if yes = sig. Pt. to the right if yes = Significant 0.006 10.0506 2020 3. Other Zeros - 1 - 6 - 3 Another approach
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Left of the decimal Right of the decimal Is the zero by its self Is there a non-zero If yes = Not sig. anywhere to the left If no is there a dec. – if yes = sig. Pt. to the right if yes = Significant 200 20.0 200. 3. Other Zeros - 1 - 3 Another approach
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1. How many sig. figs.? a.72010 b.710.00 c.0.006 Day 1 10-16
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How is certainty expressed in measurements and simple calculations? CP
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Significant Figure Practice 7.0080 0.00640 70.0 7.07001
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Rules For Multiplying And Dividing With Sig. Figs. 1. Do the Math – Get an answer 2. Go Back to your original Numbers and Count Significant Figures 3. Use the least # of Significant Figures (from your original #s) For your answer
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Rules For Multiplying And Dividing With Sig. Figs. 1. 20. * 10 = 2. 0.010 * 20.0 = 2 3 2 1 200 = 200 0.2 =0.20 3. 10.0 / 5.5 = 3 2 1.8181…=1.8
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Significant Figure Rules To eliminate sig. figs. ROUND To add sig. figs. Use a dec. pt. OR add zeros
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Practicing Multiplying And Dividing With Sig. Figs. 1. 2.00 * 1.0 2. 10.1 / 2.5 = 2.0 = 4.0
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Significant Figure Rules Practice Assignment Notebook Checks
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How many sig. figs.: 0.0170 700.010 Calculate with sig figs.: 21.3 * 10. Day 2 10-17
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Significant Figure Rules Practice Assignment
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Rules For Adding And Subtracting With Sig. Figs. 1. Do the Math – Get an answer 2. Go Back to your original Numbers and find the last significant digit (farthest to the right) – underline it in each original number. 3. Find the underlined digit farthest to the left and round your answer to that place
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1. 20. + 10 = 2. 0.010 + 20.0 = 30 = 30 3. 10. - 5.5 = 4.5 =5 Rules For Adding And Subtracting With Sig. Figs. 20.01 =20.0
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1. 41. + 20 = 2. 0.010 - 12.34 = 61 = 60 Practice Adding And Subtracting With Sig. Figs. - 12.330 = - 12.33
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Significant Figure Rules #s 57, 58, and 59 on page 95
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Significant Figure Rules Practice Packet
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Discussion partner review!!!
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