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C1F4 2014
Study of ..................................... phenomena and properties
of ..................................
A phenomenon is an .............. that can be perceived by
our......
Exampes of natura phenomena ! The eruption of volcano, rain fall,
formation of rainbow
Exampes of properties of matter! length, temperature and volume
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'hysica (uantity is a quantity that can be measured
"o do measurement$ )e need measurin% instrument.
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,ase (uantities are physical quantities that cannot be defned in terms of
any other (uantities.
Every physica (uantity is expressed as numerica vaue in a suitabe unit of
measurement.
Exampe !
1.1 UNDERSTANDING
!"SI#S
1.$ UNDERSTANDING %ASE &UANTITIES '
DERI(ED &UANTITIES
-ei%ht of a boy$ h .
1/0 cm
Physical quantity Numerical value
Unit of
measurement
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C1F4 2014
1erived (uantities are physical quantities that are derived from
co)bination o* base quantities throu%h mutipication$ division$ or both.
Determine the derived unit for the following derived quantities.
Derived
quantity
Formula Derived unit
Name of
derived unit
area area = length x width m x m = m
2
--
volume volume = length x width x height m x m x m = m
3
-
density
volume
mass
ensity d = -
velocity
time
nt displaceme
elocity v = -
momentum momentum = mass x velocity kg m s
-1
-
Acceleration
time
velocity in change
on accelerati = -
orce force = mass x acceleration kg m s
-2
!ewton "!#
$ressure
area
force
pressure =
weight weight = mass x gravitational acceleration
work work = force x dis$lacement
$ower
time
work
power =
kinetic energy
2
velocity mass K.E =
2
1
$otential
energy
%&' = mass x gravitational acceleration x height Kg ms
-2
!oule "!#
charge charge = current x time
$mpere
second "$s#
Coulomb (C)
voltage
charge
work
voltage =
C
-!
"olt (v)
resistance
current
voltage
resistance =
v #
-!
$hm (%)
%ote that the physical quantities such as width, thic&ness, height, distance,
displacement, perimeter, radius and diameter are equivalent to length
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Modul P&P @ Helmi Tarmizi
C1F4 2014
Standard form is based on po)ers of the base number 10.
8rite the foo)in% (uantities in standard form !
a. 3adius of the earth . 9 :;0 000 m ..
b. 5ass of an eectron . 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 <11 +%
...........................
c. Si=e of a partice . 0.000 0: m .
b. 1iameter of an atom . 0.000 000 0;2 m .
...
c. 8aveen%th of i%ht . 0.000 000 00 m . ..
+ef,es
're#xes are the precedin% factor used to represent very sma and very ar%e
physica (uantities in S7 units.
Exampe 1
"he fre(uency of the radio )ave is :005 -=. 8hat is the fre(uency of the radio
)ave in -=>
$nswer '
5e%a ?5@ . 1$000$000 or 10
9
"herefore$
:005-= . :00 x 10
9
-=
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C1F4 2014
Exampe 2
"he thic+ness of a #m is 20nm. 8hat is the thic+ness in unit meter>
$nswer
nano ?n@ . 0.000000001 or 10
A<
"herefore $-n) . $- , 1/
01
)
Exampe :!
0.200 s is e(ua to ho) many ms.
$nswer
mii ?m@ . 0.001 or 10A
:
"o )rite a norma number )ith pre#xes$ )e divide the number )ith the vaue
of the pre#xes
0.0200 s . 0.0200 B 10
A:
. 20.0 ms
UNIT #2(ERSI2N
For unit conversion, my advice is u need to polish your maths basic skills such as conversion
& standard form. But in physics,..by now u should already memorised the power of 10 for
prefix like Mea, !ia, kilo, micro & etc.
For example"
Mea # M # 10
$
kilo # k # 10
%
&ere some workin examples of unit 'onversion "
1. ( k # ( )k*
# ( )10
%
*
# ( x 10
%