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On a graph of two variables, the variable that causes changes in the other is the…

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Independent Variable (or Experimental Variable)

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A mathematical picture that may show a pattern between two variables is a…

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Graph

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A quantity which can have many values is a…

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Variable

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The variable on a graph which is most often represented on the y-axis is the…

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Dependent Variable

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A situation set up to investigate the relationship between certain variables is called a(n)…

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Experiment

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A statement of what was learned in an experiment is called a(n)…

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Conclusion

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A statement of what was learned in an experiment is called a(n)…

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Conclusion

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The description of how an experiment is done, including equipment, techniques used and the type of data collected is the…

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Procedure

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The variable that you change in an experiment is called the…

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Experimental Variable (of Independent Variable)

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In an experiment, variables that are NOT allowed to change are…

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Control Variables

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The sum of all measured values divided by the number of measurements is called the…

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Average

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Name four types of variables you might commonly use in doing an experiment. For each variable, name a unit and an instrument or tool that could be used to make that measurement. An example is temperature-degrees-thermometer; where temperature is the variable, degrees is the unit, and thermometer is the measuring instument

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Any of the following
Volume milli-liter graduated cylinder
Mass gram scale or balance
Distance cm or meter meter stick (ruler)
Angle degrees protractor

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You have designed an experiment to test whether stretching a spring farther will cause it to shoot a marble a greater distance. You record the distances the spring is stretched, and the distances the marble travels with each release. Answer the questions that the next slide asks you.

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Name the independent variable. Spring Stretch Distance
Name the dependent variable. Marble Travel Distance
Name the variable you would graph on the x-axis. Spring (independent)
Name the cariable you would graph on the y-axis. Marble (dependent)

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Inverse relationship?

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When it looks like .
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on a graph
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What is Direct Relationship?

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when it looks like .
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on a graph

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