Scientific Method
This is the first step of the scientific method
These are the variables that stay the same in an experiment.
What are the control variables?
This is the country the primarily uses the imperial system.
What is the United State?
This is the base metric unit for length.
What is a meter?
Each conversion in the metric system involves multiplying or dividing by a factor of this number.
What is 10
This is how many steps are in the scientific method.
What is 5?
This is the variable that is measured in the experiment.
What is the dependent variable?
The length of the ruler, this is a common unit of length in the imperial system.
What is a foot?
This is the base metric unit for mass.
What is a gram?
When moving up the metric ladder, this is the operation that you will perform.
What is division?
An educated guess that is often written as an if/then statement.
This is the variable that you change in an experiment.
What is the independent variable?
Used for the distance between towns this is a large unit of length.
What is a mile?
This is the base metric unit for volume.
What is a liter?
This is what the da stands for in 5 daL
What is Deka?
In this step of the scientific method you lay out the procedures that you plan to follow.
What is the third step, design an experiment?
This is why we have control variables in an experiment?
How do we keep experiments fair?
A unit for volume that is commonly used for liquids such a milk.
What is a gallon?
This is the metric base unit for time.
What is a second?
6.0 m when converted to decimeters
60 dm
When setting up your data this is a way to create a visible representation.
What is a Graph?
What is the dependent variable?
This the the imperial unit for weight and is commonly used for mass here in the United States.
What is a pound?
This is how many cm3 it takes to make 1 liter.
What is 1000? (1 cm3 = 1 mL, 1000mL = 1L)
0.004 kg when converted to centigrams
What is 400 cg