Give the name and abbreviation of the SI Unit for:
Length
Mass
Time
Electric Current
Temperature
Give the abbreviation for the following units and
describe what they are used to measure:
meter
liter
cubic centimeter
milliliter
degree Celcius
kelvin
Give the name and the abbreviation (without looking in
the book) of the SI or metric prefix for:
10-12
106
10-9
10-2
10-3
109
103
10-6
Express the following numbers in scientific notation with
the appropriate number of significant figures:
10980000000
414100
0.000095162
746.5x107
Perform the following calculations and give the answer in
scientific notation with the correct number of
significant figures.
30.84 + 9.74
30.84 + 9.74486
30.845 + 9.74
30.845 + 9.75
145 + 1.54x10-6
40.79 - 1.18432
1.43 x 0.848
1.43 x 0.84828
136 x 3.0
(7.601x107) x (8.09x10-4)
70.22
947731/2
Preform the following mathematical operations and give
the answer with the correct number of significant figures:
a.
b.
c.
d.
Perform the following unit conversions. Express your
answers in scientific notation with the appropriate
number of significant figures.
Convert 78.01 inches into: feet, meters,
centimeters, millimeters and kilometers.
Convert 14511 feet into miles, kilometers and
meters.
Convert 15.42 meters into kilometers,
centimeters, millimeters, micrometers, and
nanometers.
Convert 98.6 °F into °C and K.
Convert 75 miles per hour into: km per hour and m
s-1.
Convert 23.15 m2 into ft2,
in2, and cm2
Convert 500.0 cm3 into in3,
m3, L, and mL.
In the movie Goldfinger, James Bond foils a plot
to break into Fort Knox. 007 does some quick mental
calculations to determine the feasibility of removing the
gold. If the price of gold is $14.00 per troy ounce (31.1035
grams) at the time the movie was produced, what is the
mass (in kg) of 1 million dollars of gold? What is the
volume of 1 million dollars of gold in L. How much would
this gold be worth today if the price of gold is $9068.77
per kg?
The following experiment is performed with an unknown
liquid. The liquid is added to a graduated cylinder with
a mass of 54.6789 grams. After 20.00 mL of the liquid is
added to the cylinder (at 298 K), the mass is 74.6215
grams. Is the liquid water? How do you know? If it is not
water, what could it be?
The experiment is repeated with a second liquid, after 21.3
mL of this liquid (at 20 °C) is added the mass of the
cylinder is 72.7364 grams. Is the second liquid ethanol?
How do you know? If it is not ethanol, what could it be?