- APressure of a liquid or gas in a closed tube
- BHeat of chemical reactions
- CHumidity
- DForce, torque or power
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- AEnergy released by an earthquake
- BPerceived physical exertion
- CLoudness of sound
- DDescription of pain severity
- AQuadrat
- BDynamometer
- CKatharometer
- DPyranometer
- ADistance
- BMass
- CRadioactivity
- DFrequency
- AVU Meter
- BChronometer
- CThermometer
- DMicrometer
- APressure, stress
- BThermodynamic temperature
- CCapacitance (electric storage)
- DVelocity
- ANoise intensity
- BDistance
- CMagnetic flux density
- DPlane angle
- A-14 degree Fahrenheit
- B4 degree Fahrenheit
- C-4 degree Fahrenheit
- D14 degree Fahrenheit
- ADisdrometer
- BGraphometer
- CBolometer
- DRotameter
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- A. Pressure of a liquid or gas in a closed tube
- B. Heat of chemical reactions
- C. Humidity
- D. Force, torque or power
Remarks:
Explanation:
The psychrometer is used to measure Humidity.
- A. Energy released by an earthquake
- B. Perceived physical exertion
- C. Loudness of sound
- D. Description of pain severity
Remarks:
Explanation:
Richter scale is used to measure Energy released by an earthquake.
- A. Quadrat
- B. Dynamometer
- C. Katharometer
- D. Pyranometer
Remarks:
Explanation:
Katharometer can be used to measure Composition of gases.
- A. Distance
- B. Mass
- C. Radioactivity
- D. Frequency
Remarks:
Explanation:
Furlong is a unit of Distance.
- A. VU Meter
- B. Chronometer
- C. Thermometer
- D. Micrometer
Remarks:
Explanation:
Micrometer can be used to measure Small distances.
- A. 102.6
- B. 98.6
- C. 94.6
- D. 90.6
Remarks:
Explanation:
37.0 degree Celsius is equivalent to 98.6 degree Fahrenheit.
- A. Pressure, stress
- B. Thermodynamic temperature
- C. Capacitance (electric storage)
- D. Velocity
Remarks:
Explanation:
Pascal is a unit of Pressure, stress.
- A. Noise intensity
- B. Distance
- C. Magnetic flux density
- D. Plane angle
Remarks:
Explanation:
Plane angle is a unit of Degree.
- A. -14 degree Fahrenheit
- B. 4 degree Fahrenheit
- C. -4 degree Fahrenheit
- D. 14 degree Fahrenheit
Remarks:
Explanation:
14 degree Fahrenheit is the (approximate) equivalent of -10 degree Celsius.
- A. Disdrometer
- B. Graphometer
- C. Bolometer
- D. Rotameter
Remarks:
Explanation:
Disdrometer can be used to measure Size, speed, and velocity of raindrops.