Question | Answer | % Correct |
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What is the precision of a micrometer | 0.01mm | 0%
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What is the precision of vernier calipers | 0.1mm | 0%
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T - This prefix means? | 10^12 | 0%
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p - This prefix means? | 10^-12 | 0%
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c (centi) - This prefix means? | 10^-2 | 0%
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m - This prefix means? | 10^-3 | 0%
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k - This prefix means? | 10^3 | 0%
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µ - This prefix means? | 10^-6 | 0%
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M - This prefix means? | 10^6 | 0%
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n - This prefix means? | 10^-9 | 0%
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G - This prefix means? | 10^9 | 0%
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What is the precision of a metre rule | 1mm | 0%
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What is the base unit of current | A | 0%
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What is relative uncertainty | (Absolute uncertainty ÷ 'calculated OR measured value') | 0%
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What is a line of worst fit? | A line that passes through the error bars with the greatest possible difference in gradient from the line of best fit | 0%
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Define systematic Error | An error that follows a consistent pattern | 0%
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Define zero error | An error that occurs due to the measuring instrument reading a non-zero output when there is no input | 0%
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What is the precision of a multimeter | Depends on the scale selected | 0%
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How do you avoid parallax error | Ensure eye, object and scale are all in line with each other OR ensure object and scale are directly adjacent to each other | 0%
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How do you find uncertainty in a gradient? | ± (gradient of the line of best fit − gradient of the line of worst fit) | 0%
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Define accuracy | How close a measurement is to the 'true' or accepted value | 0%
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What is the base unit of mass | kg | 0%
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What are the units of density | kgm^-3 | 0%
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What is the base unit of temperature | K (Kelvin) | 0%
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What are error bars? | Lines to show the range of the absolute uncertainty of each data point on a graph | 0%
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What is the base unit of length | m | 0%
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What is the base unit of time | s | 0%
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Define repeatability | Similar results would be obtained if the experimental method was conducted again | 0%
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Define control variable | Something that must be kept constant to prevent it affecting the dependent variable | 0%
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How do you calculate the total uncertainty if quantities are added or subtracted? | The absolute uncertainties are added together | 0%
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How do you calculate the total uncertainty if quantities are multiplied or divided? | The percentage uncertainties are added together | 0%
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How do you calculate the total uncertainty if a quantity is raised to a power? | The percentage uncertainty is multiplied by that power | 0%
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What is the precision of a stopclock | ± the precision of the instrument | 0%
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What is the absolute uncertainty in length | ± the precision of the instrument | 0%
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What is the absolute uncertainty from a digital scale | ± ½ the precision of the instrument | 0%
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What is the absolute uncertainty in a repeated readings | ± ½ the range of the repeats | 0%
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Define reproducibility | The same result can be obtained using different equipment and/or techniques | 0%
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Define precision | The smallest division in the scale of a measuring instrument/The smallest non-zero reading an instrument can take | 0%
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How do you ensure a metre rule is vertical | Use a plumb line, set square or spirit level | 0%
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What are the units of potential difference | V | 0%
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Define percentage uncertainty | ( (Your value - 'calculated OR measured' value) ÷ 'calculated OR measured' value) × 100 | 0%
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