1.2 Measurements, Graphing, and Hypothesis Flashcards

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1
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What measures the amount of matter in an object

A

Mass

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2
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What is the variable you changed called in an experiment?

A

independent

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3
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Why do you need to have a strong statement when creating a hypothesis?

A

it needs to have a strong statement so you know what you are measuring and your variables.

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4
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State the template used for step 2 in writing a hypothesis.

A

If ¨I variable¨ (increases or decreases), then ¨D variable (increases or decreases).

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5
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Should the control group have one or multiple experimental groups?

A

One

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6
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T/F the control should only differ by the dependent variable

A

False

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7
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What is the control group used for?

A

Used as a comparison for the experimental groups you have made.

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8
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How many miligrams are in one gram

A

1,000

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9
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Define volume

A

the amount of space something takes up.

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10
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What it it when you make a guess about data that is outside the graph?

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Extrapolation

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