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Book 1
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    New Words and Terms - Handout    Item (Identify Item; e.g.  Definition (Define and/or               Example (Id  word, term, phrase,        describe Item)  abbreviation)                             The (natural) purpose of something      “He performs  Function                   or duty of someone                      “The thermost                                                                     “Many of the k  Calculation                The way in which something works or  Automatically              operates    Accessed                   The use of mathematical procedures      “By his calcula  Power/Exponent             (addition, subtraction, multiplication  “His calculatio                             etc.) to determine a value  Shorthand                             If a machine does something             “His watch au                             automatically, it is usually done       world”                             without human control;                                                                     “He reacted to                             If a person does something                             automatically, they usually do it                             without thinking about their actions.                               Gained entry to; opened up              “The restricted                                                                     “The scientific                               In mathematical terms, the Power, or    “The mathema                             Exponent, is a number or sign that      multiplied by i                             indicates how many times a number                             (the Base number) is to be multiplied   thus: 6 x 6 (=                             by itself                               A quick or short way of referring to    “He used the W                             something or saying something           “Are you in the    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP007-New-Words-and-Terms-Handout.docx
dentify example use of term)     several important functions within the organisation”   tat performs the function of controlling temperature”  keys on the calculator perform more than one function”   ation, it was going to take several hours to drive the whole distance”  on was the result of several different considerations”  utomatically adjusted for different time zones wherever he travelled around the    o the situation automatically”     d area of the building can only be accessed with a special pass”  c functions of the calculator are accessed with the use of a specific key”   atical expression: 64 indicates that the value 6 (the Base number) is to be   itself 4 (the Power, or Exponent value) times,   36) x 6 (= 216) x 6 (= 1296) i.e. 64 = 1296”     Wifi to save his data allowance” – Wifi is shorthand for Wireless Fidelity   e RSNF, he asked”? – RSNF is shorthand for the Royal Saudi Naval Forces                                                                                                   Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    New Words and Terms - Handout    Item (Identify Item; e.g.  Definition (Define and/or              Example (Id  word, term, phrase,        describe Item)  abbreviation)                             The process of doing something         “The design o  Iteration                  repeatedly, often to improve it. The   “On the third i                             term can also be used to mean one  Value                      of the times that it is repeated.                               In mathematics, an amount that you                             get when you use a mathematical                             rule several times                               How useful or important something      “The father ex                             is. Usually in numbers the higher the  5 Riyal note”                             number, the greater its value                                                                    “The math tea                                                                    than the figure    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP008-New-Words-and-Terms-Handout.docx
dentify example use of term)    of the control room required several iterations in order to get it right”  iteration of the requirement, the sales assistant finally understood!”    xplained to his young child that the 10 Riyal note was of greater value than a  acher explained to the class that the figure 0.10 represents a value that is less  e 1.0”                                                                                                   Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    New Words and Terms - Handout    Item (Identify Item; e.g.  Definition (Define and/or              Example (Id  word, term, phrase,        describe Item)  abbreviation)                             To judge or calculate the quality,     “The farmer h  Evaluate                   importance, amount or value of         highest price a                             something  Simplify                                                          “The jeweller w                                                                    purity”  Combine  Ratio                      To make something less complicated “The governm    Translating                and therefore easier to do or to       would be able                               understand                               To join together, to make a single     “None of the t                             thing or group                         the could affo                               The relationship between two groups “The ratio of s                             or amounts that expresses how much                             bigger one is than the other                               To change words into a different       “As a languag                             language; to change something into                             a new form, especially to turn a plan  “They were lo                             into something real                    translated into    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP009-New-Words-and-Terms-Handout.docx
dentify example use of term)    had to evaluate the animals in the herd to decide which ones would get the   at the market”   was asked to evaluate the gem stones and identify the one with the greatest  ment minister was asked to simplify the words of the new law so that everyone  e to understand it”   three had enough money to buy a meal, but if they combined what they had,  ord three simple meals”  students to staff at the college has increased this year”    ge translator, he spent his days translating books from English to Arabic”.  ooking forward to seeing the architect’s drawing for their new house being   o a beautiful home by the builders and decorators”                                                                                                    Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    AS_001 / AS2 / Consolidation 2 – Activity Work Book  Cadet Name:___________________________________________________    Activity 1 - Addition and Multiplication Crossword    12              34    5 67 89    10 11           12 13    14 15           16 17    18 19 20 21 22    23 24           25 26    27 28    ACROSS          16. 2 x 3 + 7                       DOWN                 15. 3 x 4 + 3  1. 2 x 2 + 15   19. 6 x 7 + 12                      2. 7 x 8 + 35        17. 9 x 2 + 15  3. 2 x 7 + 14   21. 5 x 6 + 7                       4. 2 x 6 + 70        18. 6 x 6 + 15  6. 2 x 4 + 8    23 2 x 2 + 14                       5. 4 x 8 + 6         20. 4 x 8 + 10  8. 5 x 4 + 5    25. 2 x 9 + 8                       7. 3 x 8 + 41        22. 8 x 8 + 11  10. 5 x 8 + 44  27. 9 x 9 + 18                      9. 5 x 9 + 8         24. 7 x 9 + 26  12. 8 x 6 + 5   28. 7 x 7 + 1                       11. 7 x 4 + 16       26. 8 x 8 + 1  14. 3 x 9 + 14                                      13. 4 x 6 + 7    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-Activity Workbook.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies  Activity 2 - Algebra Choice  Tick the correct match for each of the equations                                          2n – n  n  2n +2  3n  n+2  n2                                           n+n  2n  2n - 4  n-3  n+1  n2 + n    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-Activity Workbook.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    n      2n + n  2n +2  1+n  3n  n+2  n2    2n  2n -4  n–3  n+1  n2+ n    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-Activity Workbook.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies  Activity 3 – Word Search     JHCDRZCBHFHTVDZ J ZQ   J EDT ES FOB I BYHUTURB   I YQCUN V Y E NMOY K V V T A   BRLUOVOZ E FUPVUFGNS   OZ P L I NAML X FMRE ZOPK   DWZ V V V S R I I G I E O TWN Y  MHUQMAA T I N Z KCR P X VR   AQDFQT V LAAAOV I AEBZ   S I BLHNZ FENBTD I ETRU   F S Z N H P V TWN T L O F T NO Y   I ZCDFXOZ ZP TSERLKTR   U C K B A B OWR C Z VM V U B H S    Answer the clues below and find the answers in the word search above  1. What is the top number in a fraction called?  2. What is the acroynm used to describe the Order of Operations?  3. What is the name for the part of an equation of a number we do not yet know?  4. What type of fractions have the same value even though they look different?  5. What is the bottom number in a fraction called?  6. What is the term in algebra that contains only numbers?  7. What type of fraction has a numerator larger than the denominator?  8. A number in algebra used to multiply a variable is known as what?    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-Activity Workbook.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies  Activity 4 – Find the path  Starting at number 5 in the bottom left hand corner, add the numbers as you go, creating a  path to add up to 232 in the top right hand corner.        1 4 2 6 = 232    17 23 39  4                                                              5    8 6 9 15 27    58 14 3 65 40    5 6 18 7 26    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-Activity Workbook.docx     Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    AS_001 / AS2 / Consolidation 2 – Bingo Cards         52 10 82 45    25 8 17 89    98 56 104 83    80 7  7 18    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-BingoCards.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies         7 45 89 10      82 22 80 104      18 89 56 52      98 17 7 83    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-BingoCards.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    45 104 18                                                         80    81 52 56 10    7 98 6                                                            7    82 25 89 83    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-BingoCards.docx      Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    80 103 18                                                         7    52 7 45 89    56 17 89 83    10 82 25 98    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 2-BingoCards.docx     Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    AS_001 / AS2 / Consolidation 2 – Revision Sheet    Cadet Name:_________________________________________________    There are ten questions in each section below. Have a go at working out all of them, and ask  the Instructor if you need any help in answering them. Use the graph paper section for any  working outs.    You can complete these in any order you like.(Time allowed: 90 minutes)    Mixed Basic Operations  Types of basic mathematical operations are, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.  Adding and subtracting are the most basic.  Subtracting is the opposite to addition.    1. 92 + 13 =  2. 58 – 44 =  3. 7 x 3 =  4. 10 ÷ 2 =  5. SAR1.30 + SAR4.40  6. 2 + 10 x 2 =  7. 60 x 5 =  8. 800 ÷ 80 =  9. 120 ÷ 10 =  10. 5 + 6 x 3 =    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
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RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Algebra Like Terms    Algebra like terms are terms that contain the same variables, but numerical coefficients can  be different.    To combine like terms, you add the coefficients and keep the variables the same.    1. 2c + 11c =  2. 10z + 11z =  3. 4y + 10y =  4. 12x + 11x =  5. 9a + 6a =  6. 3z + 9z =  7. 9b + 8b =  8. 2a + 3a =  9. 2x + 8x =  10. 7c + 9c =    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    One Step Equations  One step equations are the simplest equations, as they only take ‘one step’ to solve;  Main objective to have the variable on one side and the numbers on the other;  When variables and numbers are moved from one side to another they change signs.  For example:                                                          z + 11 = 27  To solve this equation move the number to the right hand side and change the sign so it now  becomes:                                                          z = 27 – 11  This can now be easily worked out to:                                                             z = 16    1. z + 11 = 27  2. 10n = 20  3. 12a = 108  4. m + 3 = 8  5. 9n = 36  6. 8c = 72  7. 5n = 40  8. c – 7 = 10  9. y + 11 = 25  10. c – 2 = 4    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    What are the following as Percentages  To convert decimals to percents multiply the decimal by 100.  To convert fractions to percents multiply the numerator by 100 and then divide that number  by the  denominator.  1. 0.2 =  2. 7/10 =  3. 5/10 =  4. 0.75 =  5. 3/10 =  6. 3/5 =  7. 1/10 =  8. 2/10 =  9. 1/5 =  10. 0.15 =    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Work out the percentages  Without a calculator, first divide the percentage by 100, for example 25% of 100 would be 25  ÷ 100 = 0.25, you then multiply this by the whole, so 0.25 x 100 = 25%.  With a calculator that has a percentage function, you simply multiply the whole amount by  the percentage.  For example: 66% of 220 would be 220 x 66% = 145.2  1. 10% of 50 =  2. 66% of 120 =  3. 25% of 400 =  4. 25% of 12 =  5. 50% of 40 =  6. 33% of 210 =  7. 50% of 12 =  8. 66% of 60 =  9. 25% of 16 =  10. 25% of 56 =    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Greatest Common Factors  The easiest way to to calculate the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) of two numbers is to list  all the  factors of those numbers, choose the ones they have in common and the largest of those is  the GCF.  For example:  The GCF of 24 and 36  The number 24 can be divided by: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12 and 24  The number 36 can be divided by: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18 and 36  So the Greatest Common Factor of 24 and 36 is 12.  Find the Greatest Common Factor of the following:  1. 24 and 36  2. 20 and 8  3. 45 and 27  4. 15 and 45  5. 45 and 20  6. 30 and 50  7. 42 and 21  8. 20 and 30  9. 32 and 24  10. 48 and 36    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Two Step Equations  The main difference between one step equations and two step equations is that it takes one  more step to  solve. The additional step may be something like multiplying the variable by a certain  number. Otherwise  the rules are the same as for one step equations.  For example:                                                          4x – 7 = 13  First thing is to get all the variables on one side and the numbers on the other:                                                          4x = 13 + 7  Add the two numbers so you now have:                                                            4x = 20  This has now completed the first step, what is left now is to get rid of the number next to the  variable.  You do this by dividing the whole equation with that number of 4, like this:                                                          4x = 20 ÷ 4                                                         so, x = 5    1. 5n + 5 = 20  2. 3k – 2 = 1  3. 2 + 5n = 42  4. 5 + 5x = 15  5. 5a + 2 = 17  6. 4 – 2r = 4  7. 5x + 2 = 32  8. 2 – 2n = 4  9. 5 – 5v = 25  10. 3 – x = 10    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
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RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Simplifying Fractions  Simplifying fractions is a very useful skill. If you are solving an equation in which the fractions  have large numerators or denominators, then reducing those fractions to the lowest value  will make finding the result much easier.  To make a fraction simpler, the fraction needs to have at least two numbers that can be  divided with the same number  For example 20/40 can be simplified as both the numerator and the denominator can be  divided by 20, giving the simpler fraction of 1/2  1. 24/30  2. 12/15  3. 6/10  4. 18/27  5. 6/9  6. 9/36  7. 10/12  8. 30/36  9. 6/8    10. 4/10    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Squares and Square Roots  Squares and Square roots are basic mathematical terms in various equations.  Squares are the result of numbers multiplied by themselves.  For example the square of 3 (32) would be 9 because 3 x 3 is 9, the square of 4 would be 16  and the square of 5 would be 25.  Square roots are the opposite of squares. A Square root is the number you multiplied with  itself to the number whose square you are looking for.  For example the square root of 100 (√100) is 10 because 10 squared (102) is 100.  The multiplication table below can help in finding the squares and square roots of numbers,  however this only goes up so far. To work out the square root of larger numbers, you will  have to estimate and use your calculator to find the correct answer.                            X 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12                          1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12                          2 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24                          3 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33 36                          4 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48                          5 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60                          6 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72                          7 7 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70 77 84                          8 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 72 80 88 96                          9 9 18 27 36 45 54 63 72 81 90 99 108                         10 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120                         11 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 110 121 132                         12 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Work out the squares and square roots of the following:    1. 32 =   6. √144 =    2. 82 =   7. √289 =    3. 112 =  8. √361 =    4. 62 =   9. √484 =    5.162 =   10. √625 =    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Cubes and Cube Roots  To cube a number, just multiply it 3 times.  For example 3 cubed (33) is 27.  As you can see in this cube, there are 27 indiviudal cubes making up the whole cube.    Cube roots are the opposite of cubes; 3 cubed (33) is 27, so the cube root of 27(3√27) is 3.    Work out the cubes and cube roots of the following:    1. 53 =   6. ³√8 =    2. 83 =   7. ³√512 =    3. 123 =  8. ³√125 =    4. 183 =  9. ³√64 =    5.263 =   10. ³√216 =    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation2-Revision Sheet.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
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Book 2
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    New Words and Terms - Handout    Item (Identify Item; e.g.  Definition (Define and/or                Example (Id  word, term, phrase,        describe Item)  abbreviation)                             Very many, of the same type, or of       “The clerk was  Multiple                   different types                          “He suffered m    Prefix                     A letter or a group of letters added to  “The teacher e                             the beginning of a word to make a        English. They  Symbol                     new word                                 won it easily”                               A sign, shape or object that is used     “The $ symbo                             to represent something else                                                                      “The Olympic                                                                      interlocking rin    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP010-New-Words-and-Terms-Handout.docx
dentify example use of term)     s tasked to produce multiple copies of the report”  multiple bone breaks and other injuries in the accident”   explained that the letters ‘un’ are one of the most common prefixes in  y are used to change words such as, “He was prepared for the contest, and   to say “He was totally unprepared for the contest and as a result, he lost.”  ol is used to represent the dollar currency”    games are represented by the symbol of the five   ngs”                                                                                                   Date: 22/01/2020
FoldRSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    AS_001 / AS2 / Lesson 12 - Activity-A (Construct    Issue activity worksheet to each Cadet, using the printout below Cadets  sticky tape. Allow them approximately 5 minutes to make their own cube    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP012-Activity-A.docx
a Cube)     are to create a cube. They are to use the supplied scissors, ruler and  es.                                                                              Fold                                   Fold Fold                                 Fold Fold                                                                               Fold                                                                                            Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    AS_001 / AS2 / Lesson 12 - Activity-B (Construct    Issue activity worksheet to each Cadet, using the  printout Cadets are to create a rectangular prism. They  are to use the supplied scissors, ruler and sticky tape.  Allow them approximately 5 minutes to make their own  rectangular prism.                                                                                                                           Fold                                                                                                                           Fold    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP012-Activity-B.docx
a Rectangular Prism)                                                                                      Fold                            Fold Fold                          Fold Fold                                                                                            Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    AS_001 / AS2 / Lesson 13 - Activity (Calculating the Value of Angles  in Triangles)    Working on your own calculate the missing angle(s) on the following 7 question.    Q1. ?°   Q2.                         28°    50°                                      ?°                             38°                                                                             92°   Q3.                         Q4.                                                  61°                                                                                    ?°   ?       ?  Q5. 57°                               Q6.             42° 25° 128°    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP013-Activity.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies             Q8. Draw an ‘Acute’ angle  Q7. ?°                                                Q10. Draw a ‘Right’ angle  ?° ?°  Q9. Draw an ‘Obtuse’ angle    Using a Protractor find the value of the following angles:  Q11.    Q12.    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP013-Activity.docx        Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies                               AS_001 / AS2 / LP014 – New Wo    Item (Identify Item; e.g.  Definition (Define and/or                Example (Id  word, term, phrase,        describe Item)  abbreviation)                             Relating to measuring, or measured       “The scientists  Quantitative               by the quantity (i.e. amount) of         exist”                             something rather than its quality  Coordinates                             One of a pair of numbers and/or          “The leader of                             letters that show the exact position of  coordinates of                             a point on a map or graph                                                                      “The architect                                                                      graph paper”    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP014-New-Words-and-Terms-Handout.docx
ords and Terms - Handout    dentify example use of term)     s conducted a quantitative enquiry to establish how many types of the virus   f the expedition made sure that everyone in the group knew the map   f their destination for the day”  t plotted the precise coordinates of the wall that he was designing, on the                                                                                                   Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies                               AS_001 / AS2 / LP015 – New Wo    Item (Identify Item; e.g.  Definition (Define and/or              Example (Id  word, term, phrase,        describe Item)  abbreviation)                             In mathematics, magnitude is the       “The paint in t  Magnitude                  size of a mathematical object (i.e. a  the paint in tha                             number or other value), it determines  Quantity                   whether the object is larger or  Defined                    smaller than other objects of the                             same kind.  Adopted  Convention                 A certain, usually specified, amount   “Each of the d                             or number of something                 exact quantity  Expressed                             The act of providing definition: to    “The scope of                             provide meaning for a word,            not exceed its                             sentence or phrase; to give                             boundaries                               To take up and use an idea, practice “The organisa                               or policy.                             authority.”                               A custom or a way of acting and        “By conventio                             doing things that is widely accepted                             and followed                               To make something known; to state      “To own half o                             clearly and deliberately               the measure o    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP015-New-Words-and-Terms-Handout.docx
ords and Terms - Handout    dentify example use of term)     that 10 litre container, has a magnitude that is ten times (10 x) greater than   at 1 litre container.”    different ingredients required for making the cake were carefully listed as an   y in the recipe.”   f the project was clearly defined; it was only to last for two months and could  s budget by one Riyal!”    ation adopted a new policy that had been devised by a leading legal  on, in the UK all cars drive on the left side of the road.”    of a property can be expressed as a 50% (percent) holding” – percentage is   of ownership being expressed here.                                                                                                   Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Denomination     A way of classifying things; to name  “The currency                   the type or value of something –      required, SAR                     often used in relation to money    Proportional     To describe something that has a      “The ratio of m  Extend/extended  relative size or amount to something  proportional                   else; to describe something that has                   a constant ratio (particularly in                   mathematics)                     To add something; to push further; to “The length of                     expand or increase in scope           students were    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-LP015-New-Words-and-Terms-Handout.docx
y exchange clerk asked the customer what denominations of Riyals were  R10s, SAR20s, SAR50s?”  millimetres to meters on the architect’s drawing ensured that the plan was     to the final product.”   f the course was extended by a week in order to ensure that all of the  e able to understand all of the new information.”                                                                                                   Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    AS_001 / AS2 / Consolidation 3 – Activity Workbook    Cadet Name:_________________________________________________    Activity 1a - Match the formula to the shape  Below are five shapes.  1. Write the name of each shape above it.  2. Write the formula for calculating the area (A) of each shape underneath it.  Select the formula for each shape from the list below:  a. A = l x w  b. A = a2  c. A = b x h                 2  d. A = π x r2  e. A = l x w plus A = b x h                                    2    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 3-Activity Book.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Activity 1b - Match the formula to the solid  Below are three solids.  1. Write the name of each solid above it.  2. Write the formula for calculating the surface area (SA) of each of the solids underneath it.  Select the formula for each solid from the list below:  a. SA = 6a2  b. SA = 2 x π x r2 + 2 π x r x h  c. SA = 2 x (w x l + h x l + h x w)    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 3-Activity Book.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
RSNF Technical Institute of Naval Studies    Activity 2 – Word Search     OCDACMX P P LOVRMACGH   AOKT J EOAPXKPS ZMAKE   VWU C Z T I S H I I N Z X P N E R   S C R T V R K CWN L E C X E D L T  M O L E R E M A U UO W C R R E V Z   Y ZBTBS I LUNGTCQE L I P   V R F L U C XQNWROGR L A N I   NGXHMUDNOAAN T S V Y F V   J M Z B S B F D N T MU QWAWX Z   HUYBQEFDHT STCXF EYL   AONMCDQV S ECOND Z Y I L   LMQD X J OU L E R E EG J KA T    Answer each clue below and find that answer in the word search above.  1. What is the correct unit for measuring weight?  2. What is the unit for measuring volume?  3. What unitt is used for measuring energy?  4. What unit is used for measuring pressure?  5. What unit is used for measuring force?  6. What unit is used for measuring electric current?  7. What unit is used for measuring Luminous Intensity?  8. What unit is used for measuring frequency?  9. What unit is used for measuring temperature?  10. What unit is used for measuring a quantity of a substance?  11. What unit is used for measuring Time?  12. What unit is used for measuring Power?    Version 2.0 / H016340-AS_001-AS2-Consolidation 3-Activity Book.docx  Date: 22/01/2020
                                
                                
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