Tables And Percentage Change

Question 1

Which columns do the Independent and Dependant Variables go usually?

Answer 1

The Independent Variable usually goes in the first column and the Dependant Variable usually goes in the second column.

Question 2

What is the acronym that helps you remember all of the criteria that is needed to create a Scientifically accurate table.

Answer 2

The acronym that helps you remember all of the criteria that is needed to create a Scientifically accurate table is call FLIPDUB as F is for Full, L is for Labels, I is for Independent (First Column), D is for Dependant (Second Column), U is for Units, and B is for Brackets.

Question 3

What word do you write instead of amount for a solid.

Answer 3

The word that you write instead of amount for a solid is mass.

Question 4

What word do you write instead of amount for a liquid.

Answer 4

The word that you write instead of amount for a liquid is volume/concentration.

Question 5

What word do you write instead of amount for a gas.

Answer 5

The word that you write instead of amount for a gas is volume/concentration.

Question 6

What word do you write instead of amount if you are counting things.

Answer 6

The word that you write instead of amount for a liquid is number.

Question 7

How do you calculate Percentage Change?

Answer 7

You calculate Percentage Change by doing the final value minus the initial value divided by the initial value times one hundred.

Question 8

Why do you calculate Percentage Change?

Answer 8

You calculate Percentage Change as it allows you to compare two things that had different starting values.