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*Unit 1: Measurement and Standard Units*

Defines measurement, magnitude, and characteristics of standard units.
Distinguishes between fundamental (e.g., length, mass, time) and derived quantities (e.g., speed, force).
Lists fundamental and supplementary SI units (meter, kilogram, second, ampere, kelvin, candela, mole, radian, steradian).
Explains different systems of units (CGS, FPS, MKS, SI).

*Unit 2: Order of Magnitude, Accuracy, and Errors*

Defines order of magnitude and provides a table of prefixes (peta, tera, giga, mega, kilo, hecto, deca, deci, centi, milli, micro, nano, pico, femto).
Explains accuracy (closeness to true value) and precision (closeness of repeated measurements).
Introduces percentage error and how errors combine during addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and powers.
Covers significant figures and their rules.

*Unit 3: Correct Measurement of Length*

Discusses measurement using a meter scale.
Details the Vernier Callipers, including its statement, parts (main scale, Vernier scale, jaws, stem), uses (external/internal diameter, depth), and precautions.
Explains positive and negative zero error for Vernier Callipers and how to apply corrections.

*Unit 4: Micrometer Screw Gauge*

Defines and describes the construction of a micrometer screw gauge (U-shaped frame, anvil, spindle, thimble, sleeve, ratchet).
Explains its working principle (screw advances with rotation) and procedure for measurement.
Covers its applications (thickness of sheet, diameter of wire, small spheres).
Defines least count and pitch, and explains determination of positive and negative zero error.

*Unit 5: Measurement of Volume*

Defines volume and its unit (m³).
Explains how to measure the volume of a rectangular body (Length x Breadth x Height).
Discusses instruments used for measuring liquid volume (measuring cylinder, pipette, burette, volumetric flask) and the procedure (reading at lower meniscus, avoiding parallax error).
Details the displacement method for measuring the volume of irregular solids:
Heavier than water.
Lighter than water (using a sinker).
Soluble in water but insoluble in other liquids.

*Unit 6: Measurement of Mass and Simple Pendulum*

Defines mass and states that it's measured by a physical balance or beam balance.
Explains the principle of a physical balance (moments) and conditions for a true balance.
Defines a simple pendulum (heavy point mass suspended from a fixed point).
Explains key terms: mean position, extreme position, one oscillation, time period (T), frequency, amplitude, and effective length.
Discusses factors affecting time period (length of pendulum, acceleration due to gravity) and defines a seconds pendulum.
Includes graphs relating effective length and time period.