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The opposing push that resists the movement of an
object through air |
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An imaginary point on
or near an object around which the
object’s matter is equally distributed. |
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A statement of what you
understand or a conclusion that you
have reached from an investigation or
set of investigations. |
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The factors that limit how
you can solve a problem. |
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In an experiment, the
variables that are kept constant (not
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Goals that must be satisfied
to be able to successfully achieve a
challenge |
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| dependent (responding) variables |
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In an experiment, the variables whose
values are measured. Scientists
measure how these variables
respond to changes they make in a
manipulated variable. |
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The data collected during
investigations and trends in that data. |
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The things that are being
compared are being tested under
the same conditions, and the test
matches the question being asked. |
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| A push or pull on an object. |
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| A pull between two objects. |
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| independent (manipulated) variable |
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In an experiment, the variable that the
scientist intentionally changes. |
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To find the meaning of
something. |
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A repetition that attempts to
improve on a process or product. |
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Anything that has mass and
takes up space |
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A quantity whose value may
change (vary) over the course of an
experiment. |
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The amount of space that
something takes up. |
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