Matter: Mass, Volume and Density
All objects are made up of matter. As a consequence of this, they have mass, occupy a certain volume and have a certain density. Mass, volume and density are magnitudes. This means they have values which can be measured in units. Density is the relationship between the mass of a body and the volume it occupies. Different substances have different densities. For example, lead is denser than wood. [...]
Esta secuencia contiene:
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11 actividades
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101 recursos
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Idioma:
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Formato:
Interactivo
Secuencia didáctica
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Didactic objectives Learn that magnitude is a property that can be measured, and that the magnitude has an associated unit. Correctly express magnitudes. [...]
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1. Measurement. Magnitudes and units Matter has two general properties. It has mass and volume. Mass and volume are magnitudes. Everything that can be measured has a magnitude. [...]
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All objects are made up of matter. As a consequence of this, they have mass, occupy a certain volume and have a certain density. Mass, volume and density are magnitudes. This means they have values which can be measured in units. [...]
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1.1. Magnitudes Matter has two general properties. It has mass and volume. Mass and volume are magnitudes. Everything that can be measured has a magnitude. Time, length and temperature can all have a magnitude. They can be measured. 1.2. [...]
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2.1. Mass. Units of mass Mass is the amount of matter that makes up a body or object. The SI unit of mass is the kilogram (kg). Multiples and submultiples To measure different quantities, multiples and submultiples of a unit are used. [...]
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3.1. Length The length of an object is the measurement along a certain dimension (usually the longest). The unit of length in the International System of Units (SI) is the metre (m). [...]
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4.1. Volume The volume (V) of a body refers to the three dimensions of space occupied by the body. These are height, width and length. Since volume is related to three lengths, it is expressed in units of cubed length: m3, and cm3. [...]
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5.1. Density: The relationship between mass and volume A steel ball is much heavier than a foam ball of the same size or volume. This is because steel is denser than foam. [...]
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Calculate with multiples and submultiples - Matter: Mass, Volume and Den...
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Problem solving involving measurements is often accompanied by the use of multiples and submultiples of these units. Below are four problems to demonstrate the use of multiples and submultiples and how we can convert the units. [...]
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All objects are made up of matter. As a consequence of this, they have mass, occupy a certain volume and have a certain density. Mass, volume and density are magnitudes. This means they have values which can be measured in units. [...]
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All objects are made up of matter. As a consequence of this, they have mass, occupy a certain volume and have a certain density. Mass, volume and density are magnitudes. This means they have values which can be measured in units. [...]
Cursos y asignaturas
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12 años:
- Geologia
- Biología
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13 años:
- Geologia
- Biología
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