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scientific habits of mind
give some examples
what scientists need in order to become good ones
prefix and suffix
look at paper
manipulated variable
the variable that causes change in another variable
mix x-axis
responding variable
a variable that changes in response to a change in the mainpulated variable
y-axis dry
controls
explain
weather
qualitative
descriptive
smooth, white
quantitative
numerical
5 cm
bar graph
compares a related set of measurements, amounts, or changes. used for showing comparisons
comparing rain btw us cities
circle/pie graph
describe how parts relate to the whole. used for showing percentages of a whole
% of girls vs boys in class
line graph
shows changes that occur in related variables.
two types:
1. direct proportion: up up or down down
2. indirect proportion: up down
used for showing how much or how quickly a relationship changes its period
volume& mass
science
system of knowledge and the methods you use to find that knowledge
physical science
study of physics, matter&energy
controlled experiment
experiment in which only ONE variable, the manipulated variable is deliberately changed @ a time
variable
any factor that can be changed in an experiment
manipulated (independent)
responding( dependent)
observation
info that you obtain through your senses
direct proportion
relationship in which the ratio of 2 variables is constant
indirect proportion
a relationship in which the product of 2 variables is a constant
law
describes an observed pattern in nature
theory
well-tested explanation for a set of observations or experimental results