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What is a hypothesis? An educated guess
Bias When someone inserts their own opinion, into something to make the project, idea,or experiment go the waytheywant it instead of doing it to prove their hypothesis.
Scientific method(first step) Determine the problem
Scientific method(second step) Make a hypothesis
Scientific method(third step) Test your hypothesis
Scientific method(fourth step) Analyze the results
Scientific method( fifth step) Draw conclusions
Control A standard for comparison or the group that you are going to do nothing to
Independent variable The factor adjusted by the experimenter or hat is being changed
Dependent variable The factor whose value is dependent on the independent variable or what changes only with the independent variable
Triple beam balance Measure mass in grams
Merric ruler Measure in inches, centimeters and millimeters
Graduated cylinder Used to measure liquids and can also be used to measure the (mL) volume of oddly shaped solids
Constant What is purposely being held the same as to not affect the results or what is the experimenter doing the same each time he experiments
Engineering process( first step) Define the problem
Engineering process(second step) Specify requirements
Engineering process(third step) Create alternative solutions, choose the best one and develop it
Engineering process(fourth step ) Build a prototype
Engineering process(fifth step) Test and redesign as necessary
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