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Life Science Chapter

BJU Life Science Study Chapter 1C

TermDefinition
Scientific Method is an organized way of finding a workable solution to a problem
Hypothesis/Testing a simple testable statement about the answer to a problem educated guess
Data imformation that must be measured and recorded accuretly to help answer a problem.
Survey observation or data obtained by previous conditions, method of collecting data
Controlled experiment when you try to conrtrol all variables when testing two or more groups
Variables factors or conditions that have an effect on an experiment
Experimaental Variable when you change on variable in each experiment except for one .
Experimental Group this is the group that receives the experimental variable menttion in question. sometimes called experimental factor
Control Group the group in an experiment that is not exposed to the experimental variable.
Classifying the collection of data arranged so that relationships can be seen
Analyzing Data when you arrange the data to see if it supports the hypothesis
Verifying the Answer when you obtain more data through repeated experiments/surveys
Workable Answer when you find an answer that can be used to prove or diprove your hypothesis
Predictable Outcome when you use information to prove the outcome.
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