1.3 Flashcards

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What is an error bar?

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An error bar helps you analysis data with your eyes based on a graph.

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2
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When should you use a bar graph?

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If your independent variable is grouped or categorized.

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When should you use a line graph?

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If your independent variable is quantified or related to time.

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What does a large error bar mean?

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Lots of possible error

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If the error bars cross…

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Then there is error

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If the error bars don’t cross…

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Then there is not much error

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What is the first step for a scientific hypothesis?

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Come up with a specific reason that explains the phenomena

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What is the second step for a scientific hypothesis?

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Write a testable statement

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9
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What is the template for the scientific hypothesis

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The <phenomenon, topic> (is due to, is caused by, depends on) <specific></specific>

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10
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What is a control group?

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Standard to which comparisons are made in an experiment.

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Why is a control group important?

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It helps you see if your independent and dependent variables are working/valid

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What is an example of a good control group?

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A group where you don’t change anything

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