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-Scientific Method-

Science notes on the Scientific Method

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Observation that has only physical descriptions. (Words only) Qualitative Observation (Best Quality)
Observation that includes a number measurement. Quantitative Observation
The approach of solving problems. Scientific Method
Name three acceptable ways to begin a testable question. How does (IV) effect (DV)? What is the effect of (IV) on (DV)? What effect does (IV) have on (DV)?
What is the name of the process used to test a hypothesis? Experiment
How many independent variables are tested in an experiment? 1
Drawing or Visual thst shows the relationship between dependent and independent variable is called a Graph
Data can be organized into: Tables Charts Graphs
After collecting all results of an experiment, you form a statement called a: Conclusion
Conclusions may include the phrases: The data supports the hypothesis. The data rejects the hypothesis.
An explanation of natural events is called a Theory- Theory of evolution
A scientific _______ is supported by evidence and has been accepted by scientists as true. Law- Newton's Laws
Before an experiment you make a prediction called a Hypothesis
The variable that is changed Independent
The variable that is measured Dependent
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