Valles, Zhazted Rhixin

12 Del Mundo
September 20 , 2021
PHYSICS
Mrs. Joan Hubahib
II.WHAT I NEED TO KNOW
Activity 1
A. Brain Exercises. Perform these operations using scientific notation. Write your
solutions in your notebook.
1. 4.35cm – 0.615cm + 33.7cm
= (0.0435 x 10² cm) – (0.00615 x 10² cm) + (0.337 x 10² cm)
= 0.38665 x 10² cm
= 3.8665 x 101 cm or 38.665 cm
Applying Significant Figures Rules – 38.7 cm

2. 14.08N x 0.52m
= 7.3216 joules
Applying Significant Figures Rules – 7.3 J

3. 50N ÷ (2.4m x 0.008m)

= 50N ÷ .0192 m²
= 2604.17 pascals
Applying Significant Figures Rules – 3000 Pa

B. Solve the following problem and write your answer in your notebook.
1. How heavy in kilogram is a 180lb football player?
180lb 1 kg 180 kg
x = = 81.82 kg
1 2.2lb 2.2
Applying Significant Figures Rules – 82 kg

2. How many mL are in 0.037 quartz?

0.037 quartz 946.353 mL
x = 35.015 mL
1 1 quartz
Applying Significant Figures Rules – 35 mL

ACTIVITY 1: MEASUREMENTS
Measurements Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3
Length 15.93 cm 15.95 cm 15.94 cm
Width 10.45 cm 10.43 cm 10.42 cm
Thickness 4.333 cm 4.331 cm 4.335 cm
Questions
Valles, Zhazted Rhixin
12 Del Mundo
September 20 , 2021
PHYSICS
Mrs. Joan Hubahib
1.How many significant figures did you use in reporting your measurements?4significant figures
2.Are the results of each measurement (length, width or thickness) close to each other? Yes
3.Were the measurements accurate or precise? Precise

Measurements Actual Value Results

Length 15.93 cm Accurate, Precise
Width 10.43 cm Accurate, Precise
Thickness 4.332 cm Accurate, Precise

1. Are the results of each measurement (length, width, or thickness) close to the true value?
Yes

2. Were the measurements accurate or precise?

The measurements were accurate and precise.

ACTIVITY 1: LET’S THROW IT

Initial Data: 2.8 seconds
Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5
1.73 seconds 3.5 seconds 4.2 seconds 1.9 seconds 4.5 seconds
Guide Questions:
1. What can you observe on the data you’ve gathered?
All the data that I gathered are not close to the initial data and not consistent.

2. Why do you think the data is not consistent?

I think the data is not consistent because the amount of force I used to throw the ball is
not consistent. It’s extremely hard to exert the same amount of force in 5 Trials.

III.WHAT I HAVE LEARNED EVALUATION/POST TEST

A. Directions: Read the statements and write the numbers in scientific notation on the
space provided before each item. Write your answers in your notebook.
1. The population of the world is about 7,117,000,000. 7.117 x 109

2. The distance from Earth to the Sun is about 92,960,000 miles. 9.296 x 107

3. The human body contains approximately 60,000,000,000,000 or more cells. 6 x 1013

Valles, Zhazted Rhixin
12 Del Mundo
September 20 , 2021
PHYSICS
Mrs. Joan Hubahib
4. The mass of a particle of dust is 0.000000000753 kg. 7.53 x 10−10

5. The length of the shortest wavelength of visible light (violet) is 0.0000004 meters. 4 x 10−7

B. Convert the following measurements. Write your solutions in your notebook.

586 cm 1m 586 m
1. 586 cm = x = = 5.86 m
1 100 cm 100
4.28 m 100 cm 10 mm
2. 4.28 m = x x = 4280 mm
1 1m 1 cm
1396 mg 0.001 g 0.001 kg
3. 1396 mg = x x = 0.001396 or 1.396 x 10−3 kg
1 1 mg 1g
1375 L 1 kL
4. 1375 L = x = 1.375 kL
1 1000 L
12 g 100 cg
5. 12 g = x = 1200cg
1 1g

C. List down at least 2 common sources of errors and how to prevent them.
Example of Systematic Error Example of Random Error
(1) The tape measure used was stretched (1) Time taken for throwing a ball 5 times
(2) The weighing scale starts from 1kg instead (2) Time taken for running a 100m course 5
of 0 kg times.

D. How old are you in seconds on September 24, 2021 @ 5 PM?Write your complete date
and time of your birth.
Birthdate: January 17, 2004
Time: 4:12 am
Year Month Day Hour Minute
2021 9 24 17 0
2004 1 17 4 12
17 8 7 12 48

Years to Seconds
365 days 24 hours 3600 seconds
17 years x x x = 536,112,000 or 5.36112 x 108
1 year 1 day 1 hour
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12 Del Mundo
September 20 , 2021
PHYSICS
Mrs. Joan Hubahib
seconds

Months to Seconds
30 days 24 hours 3600 seconds
8 months x x x = 20,736,000 or 2.0736 x 107 seconds
1month 1 day 1 hour

Days to Seconds
24 hours 3600 seconds
7 days x x = 604,800 seconds or 6.048 x 105 seconds
1 day 1 hour

Hours to Seconds
3600 seconds
12 hours x = 43,200 seconds or 4.32 x 104 seconds
1 hour

Minutes to Seconds
60 seconds
48 minutes x = 2,880 seconds or 2.88 x 103 seconds
1 minute

Total Seconds

536,112,000
20,736,000
604,800
43,200
2,880

557,498,880 seconds or 5.57 x 108 seconds

I am 557,498,880 seconds old.