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for each question, there are two statements. decide whether each statem…

Question

for each question, there are two statements. decide whether each statement is true or false. then decide whether statement ii is a correct explanation for statement i.
statement i

  1. there are five significant figures in the measurement 0.00450 m.
  2. precise measurements will always be accurate measurements.
  3. a temperature in kelvins is always numerically larger than the same temperature in degrees celsius.

statement ii
because all zeros to the right of a decimal point in a measurement are signi
because a value that is measured 10 times row must be accurate.
because a temperature in kelvins equals a perature in degrees celsius plus 2

Explanation:

Response
10.

Step1: Determine significant - figures in 0.00450 m

Leading zeros (zeros before non - zero digits) are not significant. Trailing zeros after a non - zero digit and after a decimal point are significant. In 0.00450 m, the significant figures are 4, 5, and 0, so there are 3 significant figures. So Statement I is false.

Step2: Analyze Statement II

Not all zeros to the right of a decimal point in a measurement are significant. Only trailing zeros after non - zero digits are significant. So Statement II is false.

Step1: Define precision and accuracy

Precision refers to the closeness of a set of measurements to each other. Accuracy refers to the closeness of a measurement to the true value. Precise measurements can be far from the true value (e.g., a faulty scale that always gives the same wrong value). So precise measurements are not always accurate. Statement I is false.

Step2: Analyze Statement II

Just because a value is measured 10 times in a row does not mean it is accurate. It only means the measurements are precise (repeated). So Statement II is false.

Step1: Recall the temperature conversion formula

The conversion formula from Celsius to Kelvin is $T(K)=T(^{\circ}C)+ 273.15$. So a temperature in kelvins is always numerically larger than the same temperature in degrees Celsius. Statement I is true.

Step2: Analyze Statement II

The correct formula is $T(K)=T(^{\circ}C)+273.15$, not just adding 2. So Statement II is false.

Answer:

Statement I: False
Statement II: False
Statement II is not a correct explanation for Statement I

11.