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Observation
detail that is seen, smelled, touched, tasted or heard
Inference
something you infer assume based on past knowledge
Parts of a lab report
Title, problem, introduction, hypothesis, data and observations, conclusion
Parts of a lab report: Hypothesis
a prediction based on past knowledge
Variable
something that changes
Independent Variable
values known from the start of an experiment and vary at regular intervals
Dependent variable
a variable that is not know before the experiment and may or may not vary at regular intervals, and may be discovered during the experiment
x-axis
horizontal axis on a graph and describes the independent variable
y-axis
vertical axis on a graph and describes the dependent variable
Parts of a lab report: problem
always stated in the form of a question and asks the relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable
Parts of lab report: procedure
the order in which the experiment is conducted; includes: 1) the questions and hypothesis; 2) body and data; 3) conclusion
Parts of a lab report: data and observations
data and observations that occur during the experiment
Parts of a lab report: conclusion
the main idea of the experiment, the problem and solution and supporting data
Graphic relationships: indirect
as A increases, B decreases
Graphic relationships: no relationship
as A increases, B stays the same
Graphic relationships: direct relationship
as A increases, B increases
Graphic relationships: cyclic relationship
as A increase, B increases and and decreases in a regular pattern