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vocabulary

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observation   using one or more of the five senses to note and record an event, characteristic, or behavior  
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Inference   a logical conclusion drawn from available evidence and prior knowledge  
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Problem   a logically stated question that can be answered through an experiment  
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Hypothesis   an educated guess about the outcome of an experiment  
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Variable   a factor that is changed in an experiment  
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Constant   a factor that is kept the same in an experiment  
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Procedure   detailed directions for carrying out an experiment  
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Independent variable   Is the variable that we can change during the experiment.  
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Dependent variable   Is the variable that you can observe and measure.  
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Control   It the part of the experiment that not allowed to change.  
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Analyze Data   we want to use data tables and graphs.  
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Conclusion   The final part; a summary of reasonable inferences  
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Communicating results   When a scientist shares her findings with other scientists.  
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Theory   An explanation that ties together many hypotheses and observations. Supported by repeated trials. Tells why it happens.  
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law   A summary of many experimental results and observations. Only tells what happens, it does not explain why  
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