Vocabulary
Graphs
Scientific Notation
GUESS
Other
100

What is the Independent variable?

The variable that we control and has an effect on the dependent variable. 

100

What is a bar graph?

Includes a descriptive title, x and y axis labels, (units), scale, and data listed on top of bars. 

100

When is scientific notation used?

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

100

What is Density? 

How compact the matter is. 

How to solve for:

density=mass/volume

100

How do you write a proper Hypothesis?

If the IV is (increases/decreases), then the DV will (increases/decreases) because (background info.)

ex. If the length of the wings is shortened, then the distance flown will decrease because of aerodynamics.

200

What is the Dependent variable?

The variable that changes as a result of changes in the Independent variable. 

200

What is a Line graph?

Includes a descriptive title, x and y-axis labels, units(numbers years ext.), has a line, and a scale based on data points. 

200

What is the equation?

N*10^n

200

What is mass?

Measurement of the amount of matter. It's measured in grams. 

Solve by: 

density* volume=mass

200

What are the Metric Prefixes?

Kilo-Hecto-Deka-Base or One (grams, liters, or seconds)-Deci-Cinti-Milli

Ex. Kids hate dinner because dads cook mice. 

300

What is a Hypothesis?

An educated guess, or prediction

300

Is the x-intercept independent of the dependent?

The independent variable, which determines the dependent variable the y-axis. 

300

What do "N" and "n" represent?

"N" is the number that is between 1 and 9. There has to be one number left of the decimal. 

"n" is the number of places moved. If standard form is greater than 1 and is a positive exponent. If standard form is less than 1, the exponent is negative.

300

What is volume? 

Measurement of how much space an object occupies. 

How to solve for:

mass/density=volume

300

What are the advantages of the Metric system?

Multiply or divide by 10 to make bigger or smaller.

Only 7 different measures.

400

What is a Testable Question? 

You're able to test it and get the same answer, and you can't look it up on Google. It also cannot be an opinion. 

ex. Which sandwich bag will stretch the most before ripping in half? 

400

What is a Pie graph? 

Has a descriptive title, has percentages, a key or legend, and a total amount. 

400

Problem: 2.47*10^-3

0.00247 

move the decimal 3 times to the left. 

400

What is the mass of the object if the density is 2.5 g/mL and the volume is 15mL?

2.5g/mL*15mL

=37.5g

The mL cancels out

400

Convert each number in regular notation to scientific notation. 

Problem: 0.0024

2.4*10^-3


500

What is Control?

It is what needs to stay the same in every trial so it doesn't mess up the data. 

500

What do all good graphs need?

Descriptive title, data, and labels.

500

Problem: 9.3*10^7

93,000,000

Move the decimal to the right 7 times. 

500

What is the density of the oil if the chef fills a 50mL container with 43.5g of cooking oil? 

=0.87g/mL

43.5g/50mL

the mass(g) is always on top

500

Convert each number in regular notation to scientific notation. 

Problem: 45,995

4.5995*10^4