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    A Physics Toolkit-5

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    This document contains a worksheet with questions about applying physics concepts. It asks students to identify which measurement contains non-significant zeros, explain the relationship between independent and dependent variables, calculate the mass of a fourth container given the masses of three others, and show that two measurements expressed in different units are equivalent. The key provides the answers: 1) the measurement in meters contains non-significant zeros, 2) independent variables are manipulated and plotted on the x-axis while dependent variables change in response and are plotted on the y-axis, 3) the mass of the fourth container is 4.567 kg, and 4) the two measurements given are equivalent expressions of 5.687 x 10-6 meters.

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    This document contains a worksheet with questions about applying physics concepts. It asks students to identify which measurement contains non-significant zeros, explain the relationship between independent and dependent variables, calculate the mass of a fourth container given the masses of three others, and show that two measurements expressed in different units are equivalent. The key provides the answers: 1) the measurement in meters contains non-significant zeros, 2) independent variables are manipulated and plotted on the x-axis while dependent variables change in response and are plotted on the y-axis, 3) the mass of the fourth container is 4.567 kg, and 4) the two measurements given are equivalent expressions of 5.687 x 10-6 meters.

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    This document contains a worksheet with questions about applying physics concepts. It asks students to identify which measurement contains non-significant zeros, explain the relationship between independent and dependent variables, calculate the mass of a fourth container given the masses of three others, and show that two measurements expressed in different units are equivalent. The key provides the answers: 1) the measurement in meters contains non-significant zeros, 2) independent variables are manipulated and plotted on the x-axis while dependent variables change in response and are plotted on the y-axis, 3) the mass of the fourth container is 4.567 kg, and 4) the two measurements given are equivalent expressions of 5.687 x 10-6 meters.

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    Bin Ham school C2&C3

    Grade-9A Physics Trimester-1


    CAPTER:1 A PHYSICS TOOLKIT
    Name___________________________________Period_________Date____________

    Worksheet-5
    Applying Physics Knowledge
    Answer the following questions. Use complete sentences.

    1. Which of the following measurements contains zeros that are not significant? Give a reason for
    your answer.
    3.050105 mm       0.0053 m       45.020 cm       101.2 g
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    2. How are independent and dependent variables related? Identify the graph axis on which each
    type of variable would be plotted.
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________

    Answer the following questions. Show your calculations.

    3. The total mass of four containers is 5.000 kg. If the mass of container A is 256 mg, container B is
    5117 cg, and container C is 382 g, what is the mass of container D?

    4. Show that the measurements below are equivalent.


    5687 nm, 0.00005687 dm

    1
    Bin Ham school C2&C3
    Grade-9A Physics Trimester-1
    CAPTER:1 A PHYSICS TOOLKIT

    KEY
    Applying Physics Knowledge

    1. The only measurement with zeros that are not significant is 0.0053m; the zeros are used solely to
    locate the decimal point. In all the other measurements, the zeros after the decimal point are
    significant
    2. The independent variable is a manipulated variable. It is graphed on the x-axis. A dependent
    variable changes due to a change in the independent variable. It is plotted on the y-axis

    3. D  5.000 kg  A  B  C
     5.000 kg  0.000256 kg  0.05117 kg  0.382 kg
     4.567 kg

     1m 
     9 
    4. 5687 nm  (5.687  10 nm)  10 nm   5.687  106 m
    3

     1m 
     
    0.00005687 dm  (5.687  105 dm)  10 dm   5.687  106 m

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