7 base units
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| Candela | measures luminous intensity; intensity of a light
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| Mole | amount of a substance; physical quantity of a substance
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| Kelvin | measures temperature; amount of energy found in an amount
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| Ampere | measures electric current; the flow of electrical charge
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| Kilogram | measures mass; the amount of matter of an object
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| Meter | measures length; the distance between two events
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| Seconds | measures time; the interval between two events
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| experimental group | study how a change in the independent variable changed the dependent variable exposed to conditions of the experiment
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| control group | independent variable is not changed
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| procedure | method or system of doing something
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| data | information collected during the investigation
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| Bead | What is the constant for the UV Bead lab?
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| SPF level of sunscreen | What is the manipulated variable of the UV Bead Lab?
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| changing color of the UV bead | What is the responding variable of the UV Bead Lab?
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| the beads cover with the sunscreen | What is the experimental group of the UV lab?
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| the bead without the sunscreen | What is the control group of the UV lab?
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| water |
What is the constant for the Sinking Soda?
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| different types of soda | what is the manipulated variable of the Sinking Soda?
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| buoyancy of the soda | what is the responding variable of the Sinking Soda lab?
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| qualitative observations |
what is the observations that deal with descriptions that cannot be expressed in numbers?
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| manipulated variable | The independent variable is known as __________.
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| qualitative observation | An observation using your senses
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| quantitative observation | observations that deal with numerical data
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| scientific law | a pattern or an event in nature that is always true
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| scientific theory | a well-tested explanation for a wide range of observations or experimental results
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| Scientific law | a statement of what scientists expect to happen every time
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| the amount of sugar in the soda | What caused the sodas to sink in the sinking soda lab?
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| number of trials | The number of times an instrument is played during an experiment represents the__________________.
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| manipulated variable | The different types of instruments used to see how jellyfish respond to music are the _______________.
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| constant | In the lemon, lime, and tangerine lab, the water represents the ___________.
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| dependent variable | The rate at which heated sugar dissolves at different temperatures represents the ________________.
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