1.3 Flashcards

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How do you set up a hypothesis?

A

If <independent> <increases/decreases>, then <dependent> <increases/decreases></dependent></independent>

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What is the difference between an independent variable and a dependent variable?

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The independent variable is the variable you are manipulating while the dependent variable is responding to that manipulation.

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What axis is the dependent variable on?

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the y axis (up and down)

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what axis is the independent variable on?

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the x axis (side to side)

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What is a control group in a scientific experiment?

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A control group is a group in the experiment in which as variable is not being tested.

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What is the importance of a control group in a scientific experiment?

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A control group is a standard to which comparisons are made in an experiment

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What does an error bar show?

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An error bar shows variability and range in data

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What is the difference between a large and small error bar?

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A large error bar shows more range while a small error bar shows less range

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What does overlap show in an error bar?

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Overlap shows that there is probably no difference between the graphs

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What does no overlap show in an error bar?

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No overlap shows that there is probably no difference between the graphs

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