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might do, work

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ABOUT THE LECTURER
NAME – PREVIOUS SCHOOL– COURSE TO TAKE IN COLLEGE – INTERESTING FACT
Class Routine and Policy
1. Enter the meeting room 5 minutes before the start of our class.
2. As much as possible, open your camera
3. Scheduled prayer, I word reflections, and energizer
4. You may eat snacks but not loud and obvious.
5. Agreement about late and absences.
6. Let’s practice a culture of cooperation and not competition
7. When Feeling Sleepy, call my attention
8. When a problem arise…
9. When I commit mistakes, correct me
10. Let’s Have FUN!”
LE SS O N 1 :
YS IC
PH IENCES
AS A SC ta ke s?
o m m it M is
i s ts C
Do Scient
• Identify measurement of physical
quantities such as house dimensions and
human body measurements – I lab my
home (A)

• Analyze the measurements acquired and At the e

differentiate each (M) n d of
Lesson
• Contrast random errors and systematic 1 you
sh o u l d
errors from the measurements gathered
(M) b e a bl e
• Solve problems involving conversion of
to:
units and errors in measurements (T)
At the end of Lesson 1
you are expected to
develop the following
Core values & Effectiveness Efficiency
20th Century Skills

Critical
Thinking
 M E N O .1
GA A N
PA HA BA
URRA!
CA M E
OPE N YO 5
get plus
m e a n d
i n thi s g a i z
W r fi rs t q u
i n y o u
points
 What are yo
ur
thoughts wh
en you
hear the wo
rd
PHYSICS?
Laws of Human Activity Examples: planet,
orderness and Technology gravity, electrons
Universe

Mathematics is
the language of
Motion Machines
(car/train)
Electricity
V=IR
the universe F=ma Delta U = Q+W
Measurement
 It refers to the determination of the
size or magnitude of something
 Can you determine the measurements
of your body?

Physical Quantity
 It is any number that is used to describe
quantitatively a physical phenomenon
 Fundamental VS Derived
 MASS
Fundamental (It is a measure of
Quantities of the amount of
matter in a body)
Mechanics
Derived Quantities
LENGTH TIME
(It refers to the state, (It refers to the These are the Examples:
quality or fact of number of years, quantities Velocity,
being long) days, minute and etc.) obtain from the Acceleration,
fundamental Energy, Area,
quantities Volume
1.1 Units and Measurements
• SI units or International System of Units
LENGTH – meter (m) • French version “systeme international”.
• Metric system.
MASS – gram (g)
• Meters, kilometers, centimeters, grams, kilograms, liters,
TIME – second (s) milliliters, among others.
• Moving decimal points from 1000 meters to 1 kilometer –
you moved the decimal point 3 steps to the left

LENGTH – feet (ft) • English Units

MASS – slug (slug) • originated from England
TIME – second (s) • Mostly used in mechanics and thermodynamics
• Feet, inches, pounds, yards, among others.
Kailan ginagamit
ang conversion of
measurements?
Alam mo ba
gamitin ang
calculator to
convert? Manual
computation?
 TIME

LENGTH

Marun
ong kab
convert a mag
measur ng
AREA ements
ang tec ? Ano b
hnique a
PDF ako dito? M
papaki ay
ta wait
VOLUME
!
 FORCE
ANGLE

PRESSURE

SPEED

ENERGY

IDENTI
ACCELERATION FY WHI
IS FUND CH
POWER
AMENT
OR DER AL
MASS
TEMPERATURE
IVED?
MORE EXAMPLES ARE POSTED HERE!
 o i to
a m m k ita !
at a l u an
D a p e tu r n g
! S ig tin a
i tin n n a
gam n gawi es:
The exampl
Activity1: Solve this!
Convert the following:
1. 29.18 kg = __slug
2. 432 in^2 = __ft^2
3. 18.94 L = __gallon
4. 264 ft/s = __mi/hr
Activity2: Solve this!
1. A worker is about to paint the walls of a
room 8ft high and 12ft along each side.
a) What area in m^2 must he cover?
b) What is the thickness of the paint on the
wall in meter, if one gallon of paint is
used?
1.2 Accuracy and Precision

Magbig
ay ng m
upang ga idey
maikum a
ACCUR para an
ACY at g
PRECIS
ION
1.3 Types of Errors

O BA
A N KO
EH ? DI
N
YAN S? SA ?
E T I T IN
G
G AM
GA
Random Errors – may be affected by
conditions and environment

Error that occur randomly and

affect measurements in an
unpredictable manner (conditions
or apparatus)

Probability of being too high or too

low. Affected precision

Cannot be eliminated but can be

reduced be repeat trials

Changes in environment

Human error interpretation

Systematic Errors – error that affect
measurements in the same way

Causes the measured consistently

high or consistently low

may be there is an error in the

equipment

precise but not accurate

imperfect instrument calibration

environment interference (like air

friction infree fall)
1.1 The Scientific Method
If you aim to be a Civil Engineer, soon you
will be conducting researches such as but not
limited to materials sciences – you will
research ways to improve the materials we
use in structures
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If you aim to be a Medical Doctor, still you

will be conducting medical researches such as
but not limited to vaccines, drugs, and even
medical instruments. These researches will
help us improve our society and make life
more convenient.
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1.4: The Scientific Method
1. Make an
observation or
observations.

2. Ask questions
about the
observations and
gather
information.

3. Form a hypothesis
1.4: The Scientific
Method
4. Test the hypothesis and
predictions in an experiment
that can be reproduced.

5. Analyze the data and

draw conclusions; accept or
reject the hypothesis or
modify the hypothesis if
necessary.

si c s a sa
6. Reproduce the experiment Phy e
until there are no Scienc
discrepancies between
observations and theory.
1.5:Applications
1.5: Applicationsof Physics
Directly and Indirectly
ENGINEERS ON THE OTHER HAND
USE PHYSICS DIRECTLY. AN
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEER (ECE) USES PHYSICS TO
THE ANTENNAS THAT WE USE FOR
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION (WE’LL
HAVE A DEEPER DISCUSSION OF THIS
ON ANOTHER MODULE). THAT IS
WHAT WE MEANT BY ECES USE
PHYSICS DIRECTLY.
YOU, AS A LAYPERSON, USES PHYSICS
INDIRECTLY BY UTILIZING THE PRODUCTS
OF PHYSICS. WHILE YOU ARE
COMMUNICATING WITH ANOTHER PERSON
(MAY LABEL MAN O WALA) THROUGH
YOUR SMARTPHONE, YOUR PHONE IS
SENDING A SIGNAL VIA ONE TYPE OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE TO AN
ANTENNA AND A SATELLITE (AGAIN,
WE’LL ELABORATE THIS ON ANOTHER
MODULE).

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hebergementwebs.com
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Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam!
For the greater glory of God