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Olivia's Science

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TermDefinition
graph a visual display of information or data
line graph shows change over time
bar graph compares groups or categories
independent variable factor you change and it goes on the x-axis
dependent variable factor you measure and it goes on the y-axis
graphs need these 5 things title, axis labels, units of measure, even spacing, and often a key
circle graphs (ipe chart) used to show parts of a whole or percentages
testable questions a scientific question should be something that can be investigated through an experiment or by collecting data
independent variable the factor that the scientist deliberately changes and goes on the x axis
dependent variable the factor that is measured or observed and goes on the y axis
constants factors that are kept the same for every (one or thing) in the experiement
control group a group used as a comparison. The control group does not receive the experimental change being tested
Mass the amount of matter in an object
Length the distance from one point to another
liquid volume the amount of space occupied by a liquid
time the interval between two events. A stopwatch or a watch can be used to measure time.
Metric / SI examples centimeter, meter, milligram, gram, liter, kiloliter
US customary examples inch, foot, yard, ounce, pound, gallon
qualitative observations describes something using the words or qualities rather than numbers
quantitative observations uses numbers or measurements
metric system length- meter; mass- gram; liquid volume- liter
kilo, hecto, deca, base, deci, centi, mili king hector died by drinking chocolate milk
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