en MA Physics 26 Scientific Notation: A compact way of writing over a wide range of values. Significant Figures: Numerical form composed of digits that are known with certainty plus the first uncertain digit. Measurement: A qualitative description of a fundamental property or physical phenomenon.the process of comparing one quantity with another quantity. Cubit: Described as the distance from a man's elbow to the tip of his middle finger. Palm: The width of person's four fingers. Uncia: the width of a person's thumb. Yard: The distance from the tip of a person's nose to the tip of his middle finger. Metric System: Is used for a more accurate standard unit of measurement. Length: The distance between two points. Meter: The standard unit for length. Kilogram: The unit for measuring mass. Platinum iridium alloy: the basis for 1 gram also known as "Le Grand K". Second: The SI unit for time. Parallax:The apparent displacement of an observed object due to a change in the position of the observer. Systematic Errors: Are due to the limitations of the measuring instruments and skill or carefulness on experiment. Random Errors: Are caused by external factors beyond the control of the experimenter. Accuracy: describes how well the results agree with an accepted value of the quantity being measured. Precision: refers to the degree of exactness to which a measurement can be reproduced. Albert Einstein: he formulated the theory of relativity. Sir Isaac Newton: Formulator of the law of gravitation. Galileo Galilei: Known as the Father of experimental science. Thomas Alva Edison: Invented the incandescent bulb and the phonograph. Caesar Saloma: He received the prestigious Galileo Galilei award for his contribution in the field of optics. Christopher Monterola: Pioneered in the application of physical and mathematical concepts in the study of complex systems which includes neural networks and self organized critically. Arnel Salvador: he Serves as the deputy director for research and extension service at the National institute for Physics. Henry Ramos: he was able to give industrial cutting tools like knives, saws, and drill bits a coating of titanium nitride.

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1.	A compact way of writing over a wide range of values.	A.	Albert Einstein
2.	Numerical form composed of digits that are known with certainty plus the first uncertain digit.	B.	Systematic Errors
3.	A qualitative description of a fundamental property or physical phenomenon.the process of comparing one quantity with another quantity.	C.	Palm
4.	Described as the distance from a man's elbow to the tip of his middle finger.	D.	Arnel Salvador
5.	The width of person's four fingers.	E.	Galileo Galilei
6.	the width of a person's thumb.	F.	Precision
7.	The distance from the tip of a person's nose to the tip of his middle finger.	G.	Platinum iridium alloy
8.	Is used for a more accurate standard unit of measurement.	H.	Length
9.	The distance between two points.	I.	Kilogram
10.	The standard unit for length.	J.	Sir Isaac Newton
11.	The unit for measuring mass.	K.	Accuracy
12.	the basis for 1 gram also known as "Le Grand K".	L.	Significant Figures
13.	The SI unit for time.	M.	Henry Ramos
14.	The apparent displacement of an observed object due to a change in the position of the observer.	N.	Scientific Notation
15.	Are due to the limitations of the measuring instruments and skill or carefulness on experiment.	O.	Measurement
16.	Are caused by external factors beyond the control of the experimenter.	P.	Christopher Monterola
17.	describes how well the results agree with an accepted value of the quantity being measured.	Q.	Thomas Alva Edison
18.	refers to the degree of exactness to which a measurement can be reproduced.	R.	Uncia
19.	he formulated the theory of relativity.	S.	Cubit
20.	Formulator of the law of gravitation.	T.	Parallax
21.	Known as the Father of experimental science.	U.	Random Errors
22.	Invented the incandescent bulb and the phonograph.	V.	Yard
23.	He received the prestigious Galileo Galilei award for his contribution in the field of optics.	W.	Caesar Saloma
24.	Pioneered in the application of physical and mathematical concepts in the study of complex systems which includes neural networks and self organized critically.	X.	Second
25.	he Serves as the deputy director for research and extension service at the National institute for Physics.	Y.	Metric System
26.	he was able to give industrial cutting tools like knives, saws, and drill bits a coating of titanium nitride.	Z.	Meter

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N	1.	A compact way of writing over a wide range of values.	A.	Albert Einstein
L	2.	Numerical form composed of digits that are known with certainty plus the first uncertain digit.	B.	Systematic Errors
O	3.	A qualitative description of a fundamental property or physical phenomenon.the process of comparing one quantity with another quantity.	C.	Palm
S	4.	Described as the distance from a man's elbow to the tip of his middle finger.	D.	Arnel Salvador
C	5.	The width of person's four fingers.	E.	Galileo Galilei
R	6.	the width of a person's thumb.	F.	Precision
V	7.	The distance from the tip of a person's nose to the tip of his middle finger.	G.	Platinum iridium alloy
Y	8.	Is used for a more accurate standard unit of measurement.	H.	Length
H	9.	The distance between two points.	I.	Kilogram
Z	10.	The standard unit for length.	J.	Sir Isaac Newton
I	11.	The unit for measuring mass.	K.	Accuracy
G	12.	the basis for 1 gram also known as "Le Grand K".	L.	Significant Figures
X	13.	The SI unit for time.	M.	Henry Ramos
T	14.	The apparent displacement of an observed object due to a change in the position of the observer.	N.	Scientific Notation
B	15.	Are due to the limitations of the measuring instruments and skill or carefulness on experiment.	O.	Measurement
U	16.	Are caused by external factors beyond the control of the experimenter.	P.	Christopher Monterola
K	17.	describes how well the results agree with an accepted value of the quantity being measured.	Q.	Thomas Alva Edison
F	18.	refers to the degree of exactness to which a measurement can be reproduced.	R.	Uncia
A	19.	he formulated the theory of relativity.	S.	Cubit
J	20.	Formulator of the law of gravitation.	T.	Parallax
E	21.	Known as the Father of experimental science.	U.	Random Errors
Q	22.	Invented the incandescent bulb and the phonograph.	V.	Yard
W	23.	He received the prestigious Galileo Galilei award for his contribution in the field of optics.	W.	Caesar Saloma
P	24.	Pioneered in the application of physical and mathematical concepts in the study of complex systems which includes neural networks and self organized critically.	X.	Second
D	25.	he Serves as the deputy director for research and extension service at the National institute for Physics.	Y.	Metric System
M	26.	he was able to give industrial cutting tools like knives, saws, and drill bits a coating of titanium nitride.	Z.	Meter