Vocabulary
IV/DV
Metric System
Graph Types
Scientific Notation/Density
100

Define hypothesis

An educated guess or prediction 

If the _____ (IV) is _____ (increased/decreased), then the _____ (DV) will _____ (increase/decrease) because ________________.

100

What is the IV of "Will an egg float higher in water with more salt?"

IV: Salt (amount)

100

What is the Metric System acronym?

Kites

Have

Dirt

On 

Dem.

Clean

More

100

"DRY MIX" for line graph 

d=dependent                     m=manipulate

r=responding                     i=independent

y=y axis                            x=x axis


100

What is scientific notation used for? 

Used to get rid of zeros in very big or very small numbers

ex. 1.9 x 1019 = 19000000000000000000

200

What is a testable question? 

Something answered by doing an experiment and getting MEASURABLE data. 

Get an answer and see if it's the same answer. (consistency) 

It can be physically manipulated and is not an easy answer. It's ungoogleable.

NO "yes" and NO "no" answers. NOT an opinion

200

What is an Independent Variable? What makes something an independent variable? 

Can stand on its own

You can make the changes

Main change happens during expirement

"Cause" in cause and effect 

ask: "What am I changing?" 

200

What makes the metric system better to use? 

It is a base-10 structure that allows for easier conversions

It makes trading with other countries easier

Only the decimal changes

Most places in the world use it

200

What should a line graph include?

title-specific

x and y-axis labels

units in ()

a line

scale-data base

200

How do you calculate density?

Mass divided by volume, keep labels

300

Define Mass

Measurement of the amount of matter (measured in grams) 

can be calculated by DxV

300

What is a dependent variable? What makes something a dependent variable? 

Data will be collected from it 

"effect" in cause and effect 

ask: "What am I measuring or looking for?" 

responds to the change in IV

300

1000mg = how many g

1 gram

300

What should a bar graph include?

title-specific 

x and y-axis labels

units in ()

scale-data based

bars 

300
A student measures the mass of an 8cm^3 block of brown sugar to be 12.9 g. What is the density of the brown sugar?

12.9/8

Density = 1.61 grams/cm^3

400

Define volume

How much space an object takes up

Solids: regular shape: l*w*h (cm^3 is cm*cm*cm)

Solids: irregular shape: water displacement method (final volume minus initial volume) in mL

1 mL=1 cm^3

Calculate by m/d

400
What is the DV of "Will a plant grow higher with more light?"

DV: Height of plant

400

5 L = how many mL

5000 mL

400

What should a pie graph include?

Title-specific

key or legend with different colors/labels

percents calculated

total number surveyed

400

What is 3,240,000 after using scientific notation?

3,240,000.

move the decimal 6 places left to get the number between 1-9

3.240000

3.24 x 10^6

500

Define constant 

Could affect results, but won't change from trial to trial. 

Ex. If the independent variable is day, and the dependent variable is gallons of milk, then the constant could be the time of day the milk is bought.

The time of day from trial to trial should be the same. 

500

Where do the IV and DV fall on a graph? 

Independent = x-axis

Dependent = y-axis 

500

480 cm = how many m

4.80 m

500

How do you calculate a percent?

Part (individual category) divided by Whole (total amount)  x100


500

How to get 2.409 x 10^-4 in standard form?

S.N. -> Standard Form

2.409 x 10^-4

move the decimal four places to the left because it's a negative exponent

0.0002409 

Since the decimal is in front of the 2, you only have to add three zeros 


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