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| variables are labeled on the x-axis. |
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| variables are labeled on the y-axis. |
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| How much space should you leave as a margin at the bottom and the left side of the paper? |
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| The scale for the data should occupy how much of the y-axis? |
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a) Purpose /Problem
b) Hypothesis
c) Investigation of Hypothesis
Material list
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d) Analyze Results
e) Conclusion/Communicate |
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| List the steps of the scientific method in order |
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| How to perform the experiment step by step. |
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| The list of procedures tells you what? |
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| means to find the meaning of or analyze. |
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| is the final statement about the data. This statement will either support or not support the hypothesis. |
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a) The first sentence: restates the hypothesis.
b) The second sentence: summarizes the data.
c) The third sentence: states whether you accept or reject the hypothesis. |
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| The conclusion consists of 3 sentences. What are they? |
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| is a skill that involves using one or more of your senses to gather information. It is based in fact. |
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| is an interpretation of facts. It is based in opinion or what you think might occur. |
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| is a possible explanation for a set of observations. It is an educated guess that must be testable. |
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