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An instrument that can be read to the hundredths place is
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
When you read scientific instruments (like a meter stick or graduated cylinder) you must:
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
How many centimeters are there in a meter?
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
How many mililiters are there in a liter?
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
To read a measurement from a graduated cylinder, you
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
How many grams are there in a kilogram?
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
Which of the following statements is correct?
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
The measurement scale on a scientific instrument should be read
more precise than one that can be read to the tenths place.
use the correct number of decimals and record the measurement in the appropriate metric units.
1000
The accuracy of a result is the degree to which it agrees with the true value.
1000
with the last digit being estimated.
hold the cylinder at eye-level and read from the bottom of the meniscus.
100
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