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Ch. 1 - units and proportionality

front 1

What is the other name for the SI system?

back 1

The metric system

front 2

What are the important 3 fundamental dimensions of Biophysics 1050?

back 2

Length, mass, time

front 3

What are the base units we work with in Biophysics 1050?

back 3

metres, kilograms, seconds

front 4

What do prefixes do to units?

back 4

They make them bigger or smaller

front 5

What are the 5 prefixes to memorize for this class?

back 5

kilo, centi, milli, micro, nano

front 6

What is the symbol and power (as in 10?) associated with the prefix "kilo"?

back 6

k and 103

front 7

What is the symbol and power (as in 10?) associated with the prefix "centi"?

back 7

c and 10-2

front 8

What is the symbol and power (as in 10?) associated with the prefix "milli"?

back 8

m and 10-3

front 9

What is the symbol and power (as in 10?) associated with the prefix "micro"?

back 9

μ and 10-6

front 10

What is the symbol and power (as in 10?) associated with the prefix "nano"?

back 10

n and 10-9

front 11

When converting units what must be done to the conversion if the original unit is squared?

back 11

The conversion must also be squared

front 12

What are derived units?

back 12

Units/dimensions that have been combined to form new units and describe new things

front 13

Give two examples of derived units

back 13

Area, Speed, Force, Radians, Hertz, Newtons, Joules, Watts, Centigrade (yes, the temperature scale)

front 14

What does proportionality do?

back 14

It describes relationships between increasing or decreasing qualities and provides a way to avoid lengthy calculations when comparing.