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    This document discusses quantities, units, and measurement in physics. It distinguishes between base quantities and derived quantities. It provides examples of physical and non-physical quantities. Measurement is defined as assigning a number to a physical quantity using a unit. Basic quantities have predetermined units like meters (m) for length, while derived quantities have units derived from basic quantities, like square meters (m2) for area. Standard units are used internationally while non-standard units are used locally. Common measuring devices for length, mass, and time are listed.

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    Physics.VII.1.1.

    2019

    CHAPTER 1
    QUANTITIES, UNITS, AND MEASUREMENT

    Distinguish between Base Quantity and Derive Quantity


    1. Measure the length of your desk, using :
    a. The width of your span. ( hand units )
    length of desk = …………….. hand units
    b. Your ruler ( centimetres )
    length of desk = …………….. cm
    c. What is the area of your desk ?
    d. What is the colour of your desk?
    2. What is meant by a Physical quantity?
    3. Mention 3 examples of physical quantity and non-physical quantity?
    No Physical Quantity Non-physical Quantity
    1
    2
    3

    4. What is meant by measurement?


    5. What is meant by units?
    6. Quantities which are usually used in physics are differentiated into two, those are:
    a. Basic quantities are quantities the units of which are predetermined and the are not derived
    from another quantities, for example: length (m)
    b. Derived quantities are the quantities that are formed or derived from one or more basic
    quantities, for example area (m2)
    7. Mention 6 examples of basic quantities and derived quantities

    NO Basic Units Units Symbol Derived Units Symbol


    Quantities Name MKS CGS Quantities MKS CGS
    2
    1 Length metres m cm Area m Cm 2
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7

    8. Standard Unit and Non-standart Unit


    Standart unit: unit which has been acknowledged internationally, so it can be used in all
    countries in the world. For examples: meter, kilogram, and liter
    Non-standart unit: unit which is not acknowledged internationally, so it is only used in certain
    countries. For examples: cubic, fathom, span.
    9. Measurement of length
    Mention 3 the Measurers of length!
    Answer:
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    10. Measurement of mass
    Mention 3 the Measurers of mass!
    Physics.VII.1.1.2019

    Answer:
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    11. Measurement of time
    Mention 3 the Measurers of time!
    Answer:
    .......................................................................................................................................................
    ......................................................................................................................................................

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