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Title: Drill


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Drill
  • Part 1- A single single unit conversion
  • Convert 0.1 (or 10-1) m to ___ cm. Give answer
    in scientific notation.
  • Part 2 - Draw 3 dart boards
  • On one, show 6 darts that have accuracy (on
    average), but no precision
  • On another, show 6 darts that have precision but
    no accuracy
  • On the last, show 6 darts that have accuracy and
    precision.

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Target analogy
Accuracy (on average) but no precision
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Target analogy
Precision, but no accuracy
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Target analogy
Accuracy Precision!
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Extra credit assignmentdue Wednesday 9/27
  • Make a cartoon poster for one safety rule.
  • If it looks good enough to me, I will laminate it
    put it up in the classroom.
  • It should be
  • No dialogue, just pictures with the safety rule
    as a caption underneath
  • Big enough to see from across the room
  • Funny is good, but it needs to be clearly related
    to the safety rule.

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Accuracy ? Precision!!!
  • If there is accuracy ? does not necessarily mean
    there is precision.
  • If there is precision ? does not necessarily mean
    there is accuracy.

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Making precision quantitative
  • Scientists speak in numbers a lot.
  • 1 1.000 000 000?
  • Not for scientists!
  • Which number is more precise?
  • So what?

8
Which would you prefer? Copy circle column A
or B.
B Salary 1000.00/wk Chemistry grade
96 3.000 grams chemotherapy drug 2.50 Bag of
chips mass 500.1 g
  • A
  • Salary 1,000/wk
  • Chemistry grade A
  • A few grams of chemotherapy drug
  • 2 Bag of chips mass 500 g

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Making precision quantitative
  • When making a measurement, the data should only
    include meaningful numbers, based on how precise
    the machine is.
  • Pour exactly 101 L several times into a graduated
    cylinder and read volume
  • 100.1L, 101.2 L, 103.9 L,102.0 L
  • Which numbers change? Which stay the same?
  • Machine is precise only to tens place.

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Significant Digits (Sig. Dig.)
  • AKA Significant Figures (Sig. Fig.)
  • Sig Fig of meaningful numbers plus 1st number
    that has uncertainty
  • GC from last slide
  • 100.1L, 101.2 L, 103.9 L,102.0 L
  • 1st number of uncertainty is in singles place.
  • So, when measuring a volume around 100 L in this
    GC, write down 3 or 3 Sig. Fig.
  • 100 L, 101 L, 104 L,102 L

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Class examples
  • 4 meausurements

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When you are reading other peoples numbers
  • All non-zero numbers are significant
  • All trailing zeroes are significant ONLY IF there
    is a decimal point
  • All zeroes between no-zeroes are significant
  • Place-holder zeroes are not significant.

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