ch. 1: “introduction to science” section 3: “organizing data”
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Ch. 1: “Introduction to Science”
Section 3: “Organizing Data”
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1. Describe the kind of data best displayed as a line graph.• A line graph is best for displaying
data that change. See Figure 1-17 pg. 21.
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2. Describe the kind of data that is best displayed as a pie chart.• A pie chart is ideal for displaying data
that are parts of a whole. See Figure 1-19 pg. 22.
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3. Explain in your own words the difference between accuracy & precision.
• Accuracy is the degree of correctness while precision is the degree of reproducibility.
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4. Critical Thinking: An old riddle asks, Which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of lead? Answer the question, & explain why you think people sometimes answer incorrectly.
• They both weigh the same, one pound.• The difference between a pound of
feathers and a pound of lead is the volume. A pound of feathers would be a large bag of feathers, but a pound of lead can easily be held in your hand.
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5. Convert the following measurements to scientific notation:
a. 15 400 mm3 =b. 0.000 33 kg =c. 2050 mL =d. 0.000 015 mol =
1.54 X 104 mm3
3.3 X 10-4 kg
2.05 X 103 mL
1.5 X 10-5 mol
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6. Calculate the following:
a. (3.16 X 103 m)(2.91 X 104 m) =
91 956 000 m2 = 9.1956 X 107 m2
b. (1.85 X 10-3 cm)(5.22 X 10-2 cm) =
0.00009657 cm2 = 9.657 X 10-5 cm2
c. 9.04 X 105 g ÷ 1.35 X 105 cm3 =
6.696296296 g/cm3
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7. Calculate the following, & round the answers to the correct number of significant figures.
a. (54.2 cm) (22 cm) = 1192.4 cm2 =
1.2 X 103 cm2
b. 23 500 m ÷ 89 s = 264.0449438 m/s =
2.6 X 102 m/s