1.2 Measurement Flashcards

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How do you find the mean?

A

Add all numbers together, then divide by how many numbers there are.

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2
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How do you find the median?

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The value in the middle of the data.

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What is an independent variable + where does it go? How about dependent variables?

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Independent is the changing variable, and goes on the x axis. Dependent is the outcome of your independent, and goes on the y axis.

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Give an example of an independent variable.

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(anything that makes sense)

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Give an example of dependent variable.

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(anything that makes sense)

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What data shows direct or indirect relationships?

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Direct follows the best path line upward, indirect follows the best fit path downward.

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What data shows a constant relationship?

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A straight line of best fit.

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8
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What data shows nonlinear relationships?

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Data that does not correlate.

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What data shows peak relationship?

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A graph that peaks in the middle.

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10
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How many digits should you estimate to?

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One digit after the shown measurements.

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11
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Mass VS Volume? Define both.

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Mass is how much matter is in an object. Volume is how much space something takes up.

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12
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Make sure you know the differences of metric unit prefixes!

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Happy testing

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