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

What is density?

how compact matter is

100

If the _______ is increased/decreased, then the _______ will increase/decrease because....

Independent Variable, Dependent Variable

100

What is the order of metric conversion from biggest to smallest?

kilo, hecto, deka, base-(grams, liters, seconds), deci, centi, milli

100

What are some of the graph types?

bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, histograms

100

Definition of Hypothesis

a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation
200

What are some examples of Volume?

milliliters, cubic centimeters

200

What is an independent variable?

a variable whose variation does not depend on that of another

200

What is the base represented as?

"O" or "B"

200

What can graphs do for us?

let us visualize the data, interpret the data, predict future data, and compare data

200

Definition of Testable Questions

Specific inquiries designed to be answered through scientific investigation, directly comparing variables to produce measurable, objective data

300

What are the two types of solids?

regular shape, irregular shape

300

What is a dependent variable?

the variable that is observed, recorded, and expected to change; measures the effect of the independent variable

300

1000mg = ?g

1g

300

What does "DRY MIX" stand for?

Dependant-Responding-Y axis, Manipulated-Indapendant-X axis

300

Definition of Dependent Variable

​the outcome or response being measured in an experiment or study, whose value "depends" on changes made to the independent variable​
400

Why do we use scientific notation?

to get rid of zeros in really big or really small numbers

400

Dependent variable meaning/purpose

responds to change, collect data from this, cause and effect we create, "What am I measuring or looking for?"

400

250m = ?km

.25km

400

What should line graphs always include?

title, (x,y) axis labels, (units) in parentheses, lines, scale

400

Definition of Indapendant Variable

the factor that is changed or controlled in a scientific experiment to test its effects on a dependent variable

500

How do you calculate volume when density and mass are known?

mass divided by density

500

Indapendant variable meaning/purpose

done in set-up, before lab, changed in expirement, "What am I changing?"

500

1L = ?mL

1000mL

500

How do you calculate a percent for a pie graph?

Part (individual catergory) divided by Whole (total amount) times 100

500

Definition of Scientific Notation

a way of expressing numbers that are too large or too small to be conveniently written in decimal form