UNIT # 3 - Math & Graphing
General Resources:
Benchmark Specific Resources:
I can …
1. Create manual or digital (using current computer programs such as excel) charts and graphs from experimental results in chemistry.
2. Interpret, predict and communicate the results of experiments as determined from charts and graphs or using simple statistics (slope/rate of change, real world meaning of x and y intercepts, mean, median, mode).
3. Analyze and evaluate the accuracy precision and error of experimental results (the effects of outliers “stray data” and variation “variety in data”).
4. Calculate the error and percent error from experimental results.
5. Determine significant figures in both measured and computed experimental values.
6. Express large and small numbers in scientific notation.
7. Perform calculations using scientific notation. (+ - * /)
