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| compares a measurement to the true value |
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| type of graph that uses bars of varying sizes to show the relationship among variables |
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| type of graph that shows the parts of a whole; sometimes called a pie graph, each piece of which represents a percentage of the total |
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| method of making an educated guess at a measurement |
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| used to collect, organize, and summerize data in a visual way, making it easy to use and understand |
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| used to show the relationship between 2 variables that are numbers on and x-axis and a y-axis |
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| amount of matter in an object |
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| way to describe objects and events with numbers |
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| how closely measurements are to eachother and how carefully measurements were made |
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| ration of 2 different kinds of measurements |
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| International System of Units, related by multiples of ten, designed to provide a worldwide standard of physical measurement |
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| presents informationin rows and colums making it easier to read and understand |
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| the amount of space an object occupies |
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| measurement of force that depends on gravity; measured in newtons |
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