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Mass and temp concepts

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Mass and temp concepts

by Wilmer Ortiz
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1. What instrument is used to measure the mass of an object?

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What is the common unit used to measure the mass of a small object?

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3. Which instrument is used to measure temperature?

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What unit is commonly used to measure temperature in the Philippines?

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Which balance is commonly used to measure the mass of objects in the classroom?

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If a thermometer reads 25°C, what does this tell us?

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Which of the following is best measured using a balance?

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8. Which thermometer is commonly used to measure the temperature of liquids or objects during a science activity?

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Jana wants to find out which of two cups of water is hotter. She uses a balance to measure them. She notices that both cups have the same mass. Can Ana determine which water is hotter using the balance? Why?

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Michael Kurt measures the temperature of water using a thermometer. The thermometer reads 35°C. He then adds ice to the water and measures it again. The reading becomes 20°C. What can Michael Kurt conclude?

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A balance is used to measure the mass (amount of matter) of an object.

Small objects are usually measured in grams (g), while heavier objects may be measured in kilograms (kg).

A thermometer is an instrument used to measure how hot or cold something is.

Temperature in the Philippines is commonly measured in degrees Celsius (°C).

A triple-beam balance is a common tool used in science laboratories and classrooms to measure mass accurately.

The reading on a thermometer tells the temperature of an object or environment.

A balance measures mass, so it can be used to determine how heavy an apple is.

A laboratory thermometer is designed to measure the temperature of liquids and materials in experiments.

A balance is used to measure mass, while a thermometer is used to measure temperature. To determine which cup of water is hotter, Ana should use a thermometer and compare the temperature readings.

Temperature tells us how hot or cold something is. Since the temperature changed from 35°C to 20°C, the water became colder. Adding ice caused the temperature of the water to decrease.

 
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