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Sci. Invest. RW

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First step of the scientific method Forming a hypothesis
Second step of the scientific method Testing the hypothesis
Third step of the scientific method Data collection
Fourth step of the scientific method Interpereting data
Fifth step of the scientific method Communication results
A tool used to measure the mass of an object Balance
A beaker marked in intervals that is used to measure volume Graduated cylinder
A tool used to produce magnified images of small objects Microscope
A tool used to measure weight and force Spring scale
A tool used to measure temperature Thermometer
A cylindrical tube, usually smaller than a beaker, that is open at one end and closed at the other Test tube
All factors that can change in an experiment Variable
An experiement in which only one variable is changed at a time Controlled experiment
The variable that is purposely changed to test a hypothesis Independent/ Manipulated variable
The factor that may change in response to the independent variable Dependent/ Responding variable
All of the other variables or factors Constant
Tools that scientists use to organize and present information Tables and Graphs
Allow a lot of information to organized and presented in a small space Table
Used to present information visually Graph
Used to show how a whole is divided into parts (also called a pie chart) Circle graph
Used for counting Bar graph
Used to show a relationship between two measured quantities, usually as a trend over time. Line graph
Horizontal axis X-axis
Vertical axis Y-axis
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