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38 Cards in this Set
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The amount of matter in an object
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Mass
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The amout of space an object occupies
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Volume
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The amount of matter In a specific volume
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Density
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Latitude at the equator
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0• Latitude
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Longitude of Prime Meridian
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0• Longitude
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The 4 major spheres on Earth
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Hydroshere-all of water.
Atmosphere-a life sustaining,thin,gaseous envelope. Lithospere-layer of bedrock near the Earths surface. Biosphere-includes all of life. |
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Basic unit for volume
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mL
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Basic Unit for mass
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g
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Basic unit for density
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g/cm3
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Basic unit for length
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cm
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Instrument used to measure length
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Ruler
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Instrument used to measure volume
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Graduated cylinder
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instrument used to measure mass
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Triple beam balance
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Density of water is...
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.1 g/cm3
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How do you find the volume of an irregualar shaped object?
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Graduated cylinder & the water displacement method.
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The equation of percent deviation is
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measured-true/true•100
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The equation for rate of change is
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change in field value/time
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Observation
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Using 1 or more of the 5 senses to gather information
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Inference
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Interpreting an observation or statement based on prior knowledge
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Independent variable
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variable that can be controled by the experimenter
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Instrument used to measure length
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Ruler
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Instrument used to measure volume
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Graduated cylinder
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instrument used to measure mass
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Triple beam balance
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Density of water is...
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.1 g/cm3
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How do you find the volume of an irregualar shaped object?
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Graduated cylinder & the water displacement method.
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The equation of percent deviation is
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measured-true/true•100
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The equation for rate of change is
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change in field value/time
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Observation
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Using 1 or more of the 5 senses to gather information
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Inference
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Interpreting an observation or statement based on prior knowledge
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Independent variable
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variable that can be controled by the experimenter
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Compass rose
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Measures N,S,E,W
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Legend
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Like a key
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Latitude
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Imaginary lines that measures E-W
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Longitude
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Imaginary lines that measure N-S
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Another word for Polaris is called
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The North Star
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Dependent Variable
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Variable that cannot be changed (y axis)
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Direct Relationship
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As the X axis gets bigger, the Y axis gets bigger
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Indirect Relationship
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As the X axis gets bigger, the Y axis gets smaller.
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