Quick: what does each of these do?
goniometer
hydrometer
chronometer
anemometer
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are you in science olympiad or something? practical data gathering? ew
goniometer -> no clue
hydrometer -> humidity.. i think
chronometer -> chrono = time?
anemometer -> wind speed
Goniometer – An optical instrument for measuring crystal angles, as between crystal faces.
Hydrometer – Instrument used to measure specific gravity.
Chronometer – A timekeeping device.
Anenometer – A device for measuring wind velocity.
A goniometer measures geometric angles.
A hydrometer measures the specific gravity of a liquid.
A chronometer measures time.
An anemometer measures wind velocity.
Those Latin and Greek word stem studies come in handy.
Haven’t used any of them except for a chronometer and goniometer myself
Seems everyone got them already.
yo sam park