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LT 1 Reviewer

LT 1 Reviewer . June 27, 2013. Reminders. The long test is scheduled on June 28, 2013. Do not forget to bring the following: Pen, calculator, ruler or any straight edge. . Topics. Nature of Science (Intro to Physics, Apperitifs , Branches of Physics) MacGyver Measurement Reading

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LT 1 Reviewer

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  1. LT 1 Reviewer June 27, 2013

  2. Reminders • The long test is scheduled on June 28, 2013. • Do not forget to bring the following: • Pen, calculator, ruler or any straight edge.

  3. Topics • Nature of Science (Intro to Physics, Apperitifs, Branches of Physics) • MacGyver • Measurement Reading • Conversion of Units • Relationship of Quantities

  4. Reminders In order to fully harness the benefit of this reviewer, you have to work on it. So grab a pen, paper and a calculator.

  5. Matching Type The great original barricade… Time lock barricade… The garage door opener… …12 deadbolt locks… Balance scale with tap water and French Chablis… • Hillary • Aaron • Geoffrey • David • Prof. Ryman How were these barricades solved?

  6. Nature of Physics Cite four keywords that would define Physics.

  7. Branch of Physics • Mechanics • Optics and Acoustics • Thermodynamics • Electromagnetism

  8. Number 1 • Professor Ryman suggested to use nitrogen gas to freeze the mercury switch of the bomb.

  9. Number 2 Hillary Chapman used a triple beam balance to hold two vessels of ordinary tap water and fine French Chablis.

  10. Number 3 Hillary Chapman used a frequency scanner to locate the radio frequency which the remote control of the garage door opener operates on.

  11. Number 4 David Ryman used a periscope to create the illusion of his barricade.

  12. Number 5 What is the precision of the instrument?

  13. Number 6 A 5-centivo coin has an external diameter of 15.550 mm. Which of the following describes the “0”? • certain and significant • doubtful and significant • certain but not significant • doubtful but not significant

  14. Number 7 Which of the following set of units for length consists of all SI? • foot, yard, mile • decimeter, meter, kilometer • inch, millimeter, meter • meter, yard, kilometer

  15. Number 8 In a controlled experiment, a scientist is studying how long it takes parachutes of different sizes to fall to the ground. What is the independent variable? • size of the parachute • the time it takes for the parachute to drop • the height from which the parachute was dropped • Both A and C

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  20. Number 8 a. What is the precision of this instrument? b. What is the reading?

  21. Number 15 (Essay) ShridharChillal

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  26. Choices Hypothesis Inference Law Theory

  27. Number 17 The act or process of deriving logical conclusions from premises known or assumed to be true.

  28. Number 18 It is a proposition that attempts to explain a set of facts in a unified way. It generally forms the basis of experiments designed to establish its plausibility.

  29. Number 19 It is a statement based on repeated experimental observations that describes some aspect of the world. It explains the relationship of quantities.

  30. Number 20 It is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on a body of knowledge that has been repeatedly confirmed repeatedly confirmed through observation and experiment.

  31. Convert. 15 g/mL = _____ kg/L

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