University:
Yeshiva University
Course:
1032C | Introductory Physics
Academic year:

2019
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233

Pages:

1
Author:

Damon R

1. Measuring things lets us understand the _____________________. the world 2. We can / cannot measure brain waves with instruments. Measurements 3. The more accurate we make our _______________ the better we can make things fit. King Henry I of England 4. Who declared his foot the standard foot? _____________________. 5. If you divide the distance from the equator to the North Pole by ten million, you get one meter ________. 6. There are ____________ centimeters are in a meter. 100 7. When you are counting by meters, you are using the _______ metric system. 8. A meter in America is a different / the same length as a meter in France. Area 9. If we can measure the width and length of an object we can calculate its ____________. Volume 10. The amount of space that something takes up is its ___________________. 1 kilogram 11. One liter of water equals one ____________________. 12. A hodometer or surveyor’s wheel is used to measure __________________. the world 13.Celsius called the temperature of frozen water zero degrees and boiling water __________ degrees. 100 14.The four things we measure the most are length, mass, time and ________________. temperature 15. Clocks divide days into hours, minutes, and ____________________. seconds