Bio 1.3 Flashcards

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How do you create a hypothesis?

A

You look at both variables and attempt to predict what will happen to the dependent variable

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What is a Dependent Variable?

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The variable that is being recorded

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3
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What is the independent variable

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The variable that stays constant.

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4
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What is a control group

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A group in an experiment you keep separate

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why is a control group important?

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it is important to have something to compare the dependent variable to.

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What is a good control group for an experiment about how water effects plant growth?

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A group of plants with the correct amount of water

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What axis does the independent variable go on

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the Y axis

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What axis does the dependent variable go on

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the X axis

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9
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What does no error bar overlaps mean?

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it means the difference is scientifically significant

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10
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What do error bars do?

A

Show scientific significance in differences

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