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Nature of Science

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**controlled variable**   A possible variable that is kept the same during a particular set of observations  
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**dependent variable**   A factor that responds to, or depends on, other factors  
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**experimental bias**   An error that distorts results in a particular way  
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**hypothesis**   A tentative explanation for an observation or phenomenon  
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**independent variable**   A factor that can be changed separately, or independently  
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**International System (SI) **   A system of unites used in science, largely based on the metric system  
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**objective**   Not particular to one person; not influenced b emotions or personal prejudices  
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**reproducible**   Capable of being produced again  
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**subjective**   Particular to one person  
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**theory**   In science, a set of widely accepted explanations of observations and phenomena  
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**trial**   One repetition of a procedure; usually several trials are made for each value of an independent variable  
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**variable**   Any factor that can change in a controlled experiment, observation, or model  
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