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Which of the following is NOT an example of a physical quantity?

Length

Mass

Temperature

Happiness (correct)

What is the role of a unit in a physical quantity?

It specifies the age of the object being measured.

It provides context for the numerical magnitude. (correct)

It indicates the direction of the measurement.

It describes the emotional state of the object being measured.

Which statement correctly defines a physical quantity?

A measurable quantity with a numerical magnitude and unit. (correct)

A subjective quantity that relies on personal opinion.

A quantity unique to living objects.

A quantity that can vary over time.

If the mass of an object is 50 kg, what do '50' and 'kg' represent?

<p>'50' is the magnitude and 'kg' is the unit.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accurately represents a physical quantity measurement?

<p>Length measured as '3 meters'.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Physical Quantities

A physical quantity is something that can be measured.
Examples include length, mass, time, temperature, electric current, light intensity, and volume.
Physical quantities are always measured on non-living natural objects.
Physical quantities have a numerical magnitude and a unit.
For example, if a student's length is 104cm, 104 is the numerical magnitude and cm is the unit of measurement.

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This quiz explores the concept of physical quantities, which are measurable attributes related to the natural world. Examples include length, mass, and temperature, each accompanied by its numerical magnitude and unit of measurement. Test your understanding of how these quantities are utilized in science.