Task I: You have been asked by your manager to provide a well written document that explain the concept of SI units. To achieve this the following is required: A) Explain the definition of the following: a. What does SI stands for. b. The basic unit of SI. B) Explain the benefits of the SI. C) Distinguish between basic units and derived units. D) Write the following quantities units in terms of basic units: a) Force of five newton. b) Battery with 9v rated voltage. c) The equation relating the pressure and density is P = pgh, Write both sides of the equation in terms of SI basic units. D) If the average kinetic energy E of a gas molecule is given by the equation E = KT, Where T is the absolute temperature. What are the SI unit of K. E) What are prefixes and why we use them in engineering field? F) Convert each of the following units shown in Table 1 to the quantity with the prefix in column three Table 1 Quantity 600μL 0.021cm Express each prefix used as ( Quantity * 10″ ) Write the quantity with the new prefix below .mL mm

Task I: You have been asked by your manager to provide a well written document that explain the concept of SI units. To achieve this the following is required: A) Explain the definition of the following: a. What does SI stands for. b. The basic unit of SI. B) Explain the benefits of the SI. C) Distinguish between basic units and derived units. D) Write the following quantities units in terms of basic units: a) Force of five newton. b) Battery with 9v rated voltage. c) The equation relating the pressure and density is P = pgh, Write both sides of the equation in terms of SI basic units. D) If the average kinetic energy E of a gas molecule is given by the equation E = KT, Where T is the absolute temperature. What are the SI unit of K. E) What are prefixes and why we use them in engineering field? F) Convert each of the following units shown in Table 1 to the quantity with the prefix in column three Table 1 Quantity 600μL 0.021cm Express each prefix used as ( Quantity * 10″ ) Write the quantity with the new prefix below .mL mm

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305116399

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter1: Physics And Measurement

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.1CQ: Suppose the three fundamental standards of the metric system were length, density, and time rather...

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