Scientific Method / Graphing
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What are the Scientific Method Steps | 1) Question
2) Hypothesis
3) Experiment
4) Experimental Results
5) Conclusion
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What is a Theory | A hypothesis that is supported by many separate observations and investigations over a long period of time
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What two things must an experiment have to be considered valid | Repeatable & Yield similar results when repeated
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What is Independent Variable | The condition that is being tested, or the condition that the scientist can change
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What is Dependent Variable | The condition that "depends" on the change, or condition that is being measured
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Data can be organized in what forms | Tables, Charts, graphs, diagrams, or in verbal or written form.
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What type of graph best show relationships between two variables? | Line Graphs
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An effective way to compare data | Bar Graphs
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All graphs must contain a | Title
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Graphing is often used to represent data in a way that is | Easier to analyze & understand
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On a line graph you should put the Dependent Variable on what axis | Y
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On a line graph you should put the Independent Variable on what axis | X
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