Standardising Length Measurement
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Define derived quantity with example.
Question 6
The distance between Radha's home and her school is 3250 m. Express this distance in km.
What is the least count of a commonly used metre scale?
Define length. Name three instruments used to measure length?
Why is the use of zero error necessary in measuring instruments?
Question 5
The height of a person is 1.65 m. Express it in cm and mm.
Why does a tailor use a measuring tape while a cloth merchant uses a metre scale?
Question 2 (i)
Fill in the blank:
One metre is
- It means that the water melon is 2 times the unit of mass, i.e. kilogram.
- It means that the water melon is 2 times the unit of mass, i.e. gram.
- It means that the water melon is 2 times the unit of mass, i.e. milligram
- It means that the water melon is 2 times the unit of mass, i.e. quintal.
The unit of volume is derived from the fundamental SI unit of length.
True
False
Question 1
The distance between Delhi and Mumbai is usually expressed in units of:
(a) Decametre
(b) Metre
(c) Centimetre
(d) Kilometre
Measurement is nothing but the comparison of an unknown quantity with a known fixed quantity of the same type.
True
False
- kilogram per cubic metre.
- None of these
- kilogram per square metre.
- kilogram
A carpenter uses measuring tape for taking measurements.
Metric system was introduced in:
France
England
America
India
Scalar Quantities can be added according to the rules of arithmetic.
- True
- False
The unit we use to measure a physical quantity is a matter of choice
- True
- False
Pavan is using a metre scale to measure the length of a rope. Which of the following represent the most appropriate observation?
0.22 m
22 cm
22.00 cm
22.0 cm
Which of the following is not a fundamental unit?
- metre
- kilogram
- kelvin
- cubic metre
- 10
- 1000
- 100
- 100000
What is the SI unit of time?
- 5 millimeter
- 15 kilometer
- 15 centimeter
- 5 meter
- 56 cm
- 5.3 m
- 5.643 m
- 5 m
1 kg = ____ grams
- 0.1
- 10
- 1000
- 100
10 m =
100 cm
1000 cm
10000 cm
10 cm
- 1 m
- 1 cm
- 1 mm
- 1 km
- mass
- length
- volume
- area