Scientific Method
SI Units
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100

the standard by which test results can be compared

control

100

what does the symbol t represent? 

time

100

how many meters in a kilometer?

1000

100

which variable is plotted on the x-axis?

independent

100

anything that takes up space and has mass

matter

200

the variable that changes according to changes in other variables

dependent variable

200
what is measured by the SI unit of kilograms?

mass

200

what does the prefix "centi" mean?

one hundredth or one hundred

200

the type of graph that displays data points that can be connected to show trends and changes often over time

line graph

200
a visual display of information or data

a graph

300

The variable that is changed to see how it will affect the other variable

independent variable

300

the symbol used to represent a mole

mol

300

how many meters are in a hectometer?

100

300

graph that shows percentages or how fixed quantities are broken into parts

circle graph or pie chart

300

which type of graph would you use to compare and display the costs of different brands of shampoo?

bar graph

400

when expectations change how results are analyzed or conclusions are formed

bias

400

the unit we use to measure electric current

ampere

400

which is smaller, a nanometer or a picometer?

picometer

400

the type of graph used to compare values between different categories. Length of the data represents quantity or frequency of specific data points

bar graph

400

a unit obtained by combining different SI units

derived unit

500

What are all 6 steps of the scientific method?

1. state the problem

2. research and gather info

3. form a hypothesis

4. test a hypothesis

5. analyze data

6. draw conclusion

500

name of unit used to measure luminous intensity

candela

500
How many millimeters are in one meter?

1000

500

what type of graph is used to summarize continuous data measured on an interval scale

histogram

500

a statement about what happens in nature that describes specific relationships under given conditions (does not explain why something happens)

scientific law