Parts of an experiment
The variable that remains the same
What is the Control/Constant?
The last step
What is the conclusion?
A fake pill/treatment
What is Placebo?
Understanding and correctly applying this is crucial for accurate data representation and interpretation on graphs
What is Scale?
Only __ variable is tested
What is One ?
The steps to understanding the natural world
What is the Scientific Method?
The first step
What is the purpose/question?
The group being observed for any effects, as opposed to the control group
What is the Experimental Group?
The Y Axis represents the ___
What is the dependent variable?
The increase of an object's apparent size?
What is Magnification?
The thing that is manipulated
What is the independent variable?
The second step
What is the research?
Information that can be measured or counted and is expressed using numbers
What is Quantitive?
The X Axis represents the__
What is the independent variable?
How to find the total magnification
What is multiply the ocular x objective?
The thing that is measured
The third step
What is the hypothesis?
An explanation about the natural world that is based on fact that has been repeatedly confirmed through observation and experimentation
What is a Theory?
Instead of scatter plots or points, they may ask for
What is a Bar Graph?
Your graph must be properly __
What is Labeled?
The "If... then.." statement
What is a hypothesis?
The fourth and fifth step
What is the experiment and analysis ?
Non-numerical data that describes characteristics, qualities, or attribute
What is Qualitative?
For your scale, the number must increase __
What is the numbers must increase evenly?
The lowest point of the curve
What is Meniscus?