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Measurement of Length
Measurement of Length
OBJECTIVES
SUBJECT
EVALUATION
CLOSURE
Measurement is an activity to
compare a quanity with
another quantity that is
assigned as unit.
To measure the quantity of
length, we can use a vernier
caliper.
Vernier caliper is an
instrument to measure length
which is more accurate than a
ruler, since it has the smallest
scale of 0,1 mm.
WORKSHEET
Objectives
EVALUATION
What is measurement?
What is an instrument to measure the length?
Why a micrometer screw gauge more accurate than a
vernier caliper?
What is the reading of the vernier scale shown below!
EVALUATION
A ring is measured by a vernier caliper. What is the
diameter of the ring as read in the scale?
EVALUATION
The following figure illustrates a micrometer screw
gauge. What is reading shown?
EVALUATION
A student uses a micrometer screw gauge to measure the
diameter of a cylinder. The following figure shows the
reading of the micrometer screw gauge. What is the the
reading shown?
CONCLUSION
Measurement is an activity to compare
a quanity with another quantity that is
assigned as unit. To measure the
quantity of length, we can use a vernier
caliper.
The vernier consists of a main scale
engraved on a fixed jaw and an vernier
scale engraved on a movable/sliding jaw
The steps of reading the scale of a
vernier caliper are:
Read the main scale that coincides with
the zero vernier scale
Read the vernier scale that is joint
vertically with the main scale.
CONCLUSION
The micrometer screw gauge consists of
thimble/outer wrap, sliding jaw, sleeve
with main scale.
The steps of reading the scale of a
vernier caliper are:
Read the main scale that coincides with
the edge of the outer wrap
Read the outer wrap line which
coincides exactly with the horizontal line
of the main scale.