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System of units
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0.2 Proposedmethodology
In most system the mass , length and time are considered to be fundamental
quantities and their units are called fundamental units .
Definition of unit :
Requirments of unit :
• Fundamental unit :
Example :
Meter – m
Second – s
Kilogram – kg
Kelvin – K
Ampere – A
Candela – mol
• Derived units :
The units of derived quantities which depend on fundamental units for their
measurement are called derived units .
Example :
Square meter – m2
Cubic meter – m3
Joule – J
All the fundamental units and derived units taken together from a set of
system of units and this set is called a system of units .
• CGS system of units : In this systemof units the units of length , mass and
time are centimwter , gram and second respectively are called CGS
system of units .
• MKS system of units : In this system of units the units of length , mass
and time are meter , kilogram and second respectively are called MKS
system of units
• FPS system of units : In this system of units the units of length , mass and
time are foot , pound and secomd respectively are called FPS system of
units
• SI system of units : It is nothing but abbreviation of French name system
international . It is also known as international system of units .
• Supplementary quantities :
I logarithms were used by most high-school students for calculations prior to scientific
calculators being used. This involved using a mathematical table book Cantaining logarithm.
Sude rules were also used prior to the introdution of scientific calculators. The design of this
device was based on a scale rather than a linear Scale
Proof
Definition of a lagarithm.
" When you think about logarithms your Should think about exponent (indices)
The number 32 can be written as 25
As a logarithm this can be.
written as 109, 325
A few more examples: 625= 4 625=54 is equivalent to written log, 1000.000 = 10° is equivalent
to written logo 1000000 = 6 1024 = 9th is equivalent to written log 102.4. 10
Intergal & fecretional exponents are
also
posible
1=1=2" is equivalent to written toga 1. 8 23 8 -31 52525 =2505 is equivalent" """ to written
tog25 5 -0.5 1=7° is equivalent. to written log 1=0
Generaliving all of the about: If a number () is written as a power with a base (b) & an exponent
(e), such as N=be then log, N= e.
The base, b, must be a positive number (byo).. the band not equal to ↓ (b+1)
The number, N. must also be. Positive (N>0)
* Finding Ing values:
Finding log values:
Your scientific calculator can find the values of logs Most scientific calculatoε have two
logarithmic functions ordinary logarithms and natural logarithm.
·Bedinary logarithm 1. have a liage of 10 Because fuse use a have to number system; it seems
straigh forward that logs, with a base of 10. are wed- the lug key on a scientific calculatos has
the appearance g.
"When you are calculating the lug of a number, you can assume it is with a base of ten unless it
is indicated otherwise.
In an ordinary logarithm, when you find the ing of a number you are finding the exponent
when La base of 10 is wed Find the value of log 25 (meaning log 96)
- on your calculator, the sequence, the sequence of •kee keys is [ad 139194000 9 If log 25 = 1-
3,97940009 this can be written in. exponential forms as 25 10 1-397940009
Natural logarithms: Natural logarithms have a base of e. You may already know about π (p)
which is a constant used in situations involving circles. or cyclic events.. The constant e is used
in. situation involving such good growth and demy as population growth
The conttant e has a value 2-1183 (rounded to 4 decimal places) The natural log key on
a scientific Calculator •has the appearance gen).
The natural N log of a number can be written TO or loge n. When I you find the natural
log of a number, you are finding the exponent when a base of e (2.7183) is used.
• find the value of in 25 (which is equivalent to loge 25) → on your calculator, the
sequence of keys is: in 14500 = 9.5 In 12 5 3.218875825 The In 25 = 3.218875925 which
in exponential form. is 25 = 3.218375 8.25
Other Bases :-
other CalculatGE. than 10 er e can be performed on you. However, this requires the use
of one of log laws.
This law allows a logarition with a given base to a be changed to a new base, the new
base being one that is avaible on your calculator that + is base 10 or base e.