Chapter 1: Measurements Notes for Class 11 [WITH FREE PDF]

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• Introduction
• Physical Quantities
• As you’re probably aware, the physical quantities we use in everyday life are measured with units. In math and science, we use different sets of units depending on whether we’re measuring length, mass, volume, or some other quantity. For example, the standard SI unit for length is the meter (m), while the standard SI unit for mass is the kilogram (kg).
• The problem is that these units aren’t very intuitive. They’re just numbers that don’t mean anything to us in day-to-day life. If I tell you that there’s a 5-meter long snake in front of you, what do you picture? How would it feel if I told you it was 5 meters long? Maybe it’s a little easier to understand when I tell you it’s five times as long as I am: if I’m 1.5 meters tall, then it must be 5 meters long.
• Mass is the measure of an object’s inertia. It determines how much matter and energy an object contains, and how much it weighs.
• Volume is the amount of space that something takes up as it is measured from one side to another. It determines a shape’s size and how much space it occupies.
• Surface area is the measure of an object’s total surface area. It determines how large or small an object appears, and how easily it is to notice.
• International System of Units
• Base Units
• Supplementary Units
• Derived Units
• Scientific Notation
• Conventions for Indicating Units
• Errors and Uncertainties
• Precision and Accuracy
• Assessment of Total Uncertainty in the Final result
• Dimensions of Physical Quantities

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