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Sci CH 1 Exp Design

Physical Science Chapter 1 Experimental Design

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Read Krusty's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Control Group? Subject A-Original itching powder
Read Krusty's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Experimental Group? Subject B-Uses NEW itching powder
Read Krusty's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Independent Variable? Old Powder vs. New Powder
Read Krusty's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Dependent Variable? how long the itches last
Read Homer's Scenario on the resource page: What is the hypothesis? If I spray coconut juice on the shower, then the green slime will go away.
Read Homer's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Control Group? Side of shower sprayed with water.
Read Homer's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Experimental Group? Side of shower sprayed with coconut juice.
Read Homer's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Independent Variable? Coconut Juice vs. Water/No Coconut Juice
Read Homer's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Dependent Variable? Slime removal
Read Smithers's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Control Group? Group B-No Special Drink
Read Smithers's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Experiemental Group? Group A-Special Drink
Read Smithers's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Independent Variable? Energy Drink vs. No energy drink
Read Smithers's Scenario on the resource page: What is the Dependent Variable? Number of stacks of paper made
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