1) The document provides instructions and examples for determining measurements of objects using various scientific methods.
2) One example is determining the volume of an irregular rock by submerging it in water and measuring the change in water level.
3) Another example is using a grid of squares to estimate the area of a leaf by counting the number of full and partial squares that fall within the leaf's boundaries.
1) The document provides instructions and examples for determining measurements of objects using various scientific methods.
2) One example is determining the volume of an irregular rock by submerging it in water and measuring the change in water level.
3) Another example is using a grid of squares to estimate the area of a leaf by counting the number of full and partial squares that fall within the leaf's boundaries.
1) The document provides instructions and examples for determining measurements of objects using various scientific methods.
2) One example is determining the volume of an irregular rock by submerging it in water and measuring the change in water level.
3) Another example is using a grid of squares to estimate the area of a leaf by counting the number of full and partial squares that fall within the leaf's boundaries.
Chapter-wise Preparation: Exam at Home Ques.1 Sajib is a carpenter. One day, he collected Ques.2 Shejuti determined the volume of a piece of some wood from the market to make a box. Then he rock. So, she tied the rock piece with string and observed a type of error while determining the length of immersed it in a measuring flask. Then she took the the box using a meter scale. reading of water level in the measuring flask. a. What is the unit of measurement? 1 b. Why is it not possible to find the volume of an irregular object by measuring with a ruler? 2 c. If the length and breadth of the box made by Sajib is 1 meter and 75 cm then what will be the area of the top surface of the box? 3 a. What is fundamental quantity? 1 d. What do you think of the kind of safety should b. What is scientific process? Explain. 2 be followed in case of measuring length with the scale used by Sajib? State your opinion. 4 c. How will Shejuti find the volume of the rock? Explain. 3 Answer to the question no. 1 d. What was Shejuti’s mistake in determining the a A suitable quantity of measuring something is rock’s volume and how can it be corrected? considered as a standard. This known small fractional Analyze. 4 quantity of the standard is the unit of measurement. Answer to the question no. 2 b Rulers are usually straight shaped. But the surface of a The quantity that can be measured using only one unit is irregular objects is not plane. It is not possible to called fundamental quantity. properly measure the length, breadth and height of the box since the surface is bumpy. So, it is not possible to b Scientists follow some steps when solving a problem. determine the volume of irregular objects with rulers. For example- “Does the tree need water to stay alive?” First, they take a probable decision based on the known c The top surface of the box made by Sajib will be information regarding this. Then, they take final decision rectangular. from experimenting, analyzing data etc. steps. Working by Given that, length of box = 1 meter following these steps is called scientific process. Different Breadth of box = 75 cm kinds of complex work such as delicate mathematical logic, 75 deep analysis, controlled observation, forming theory etc. = meter 100 are related with this process. = 0.75 meter c To determine the volume of the rock using the stimulus’ 1m method, firstly a measuring flask has to be filled with water up to a certain height. Water should be filled in such a way 0.75 m
that the rock can completely immerse in the water. Before
submerging the rock, the height of the water in the flask has to be measured. Then, water level should be measured by submerging the rock. The difference between the two Area of top surface of the box = Length Breadth heights will give the changed volume of water. This = 1 meter 0.75 meter changed volume is equal to the rock’s volume. This is how = 0.75 square meter Shejuti will find the volume of the rock. So, the area of the top surface of the box will be 0.75 d Shejuti didn’t take the reading of water before square meter. submerging the rock in water, which is wrong. d I think the following safeties should be followed in In this case, Shejuti will take out the rock from the case of measuring length with the scale used by Sajib- measuring flask and rub with a cloth to remove water. i. Eye should be at the right position when measuring with Then, she will take the reading of water in the flask. Next, this scale. she will take the reading again after submerging the rock in ii. Mark of scale and end point should be along the the flask’s water. Shejuti will be able to determine the same line. volume fo the rock from the difference of the 2nd and 3rd iii. It should be made sure that position of eye is in reading. perpendicular with the scale. iv. Any reading should be taken more than once. This Ques.3 Mitul is a student of Class Six. He has learned reduces the probability of error. the method of finding out the area of a leaf by using areas The abovementioned safeties will lead to correct values of squares. He tries to find the area of a leaf, with the help in case of measurement. of a square of 30 cm sides. a. How many Kilograms is equal to 1 Quintal? 1 b. Why is cm. called the Fundamental unit? 2 c. Find the area of the square in square units. 3 d. How will Mitul be able to find the area of the leaf? Explain. 4 Answer to the question no. 3 a 1 quintal = 100 kilogram. First of all, the leaf is to be placed on a white sheet of b It is possible to find out the length of any object paper and a line drawn around the leaf with a pencil, to directly by cm. Other measurements are not considered indicate its area. Then, keeping the leaf surface in the as the main, but used in regards with cm.. So, cm. is middle, a square is drawn around it. Next, one cm lines considered as a fundamental unit. are drawn one after the other along the length and c The area of the square = length × width breadth of the square, so that many squares of the same = length × length [in case of square, length = width] size are created. Then, the total squares are counted 30 30 1 throughout the area of the leaf, presuming the ones that = 100 × 100 square metre 1 cm = 100 m. do not fully fall within it. The squares that have more = 0.09 square metre (Ans.) than half inside the area are counted and subtracted from the ones which have more than half outside the d Mitul will find out the area of leaf in the following area. In this way we will be able to determine the area way— of the leaf in the figure above.