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Steps of the scientific method
- 1. Steps of the Scientific Process SPICE – University of Florida
- 3. Introduction to the Scientific Process Use conclusions to develop a new hypothesis
- 15. Bar Graph Number of Termites Used for categorical data
- 16. Line Graph Number of termites on the ink line for 40 seconds Number of Termites Line graphs are used for time interval data
- 17. Pie Chart A Pie Chart adds up to a whole – 100% or all of something
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- Who is the scientist?
- The “I” means whoever is running the experiment. This is the students
- Which one of these independent variables is the control? The Blue ink on white paper, since this is the conditions that we first observed i.e. the “normal” conditions Which part of the independent variable is the constant? The blue ink stays the same in both experiments, only the background changes to test the contrast. Would it be fair to use yellow ink on white paper to test the contrast (a light color ink on a white paper)? No. because that experiment also tests the color of ink (since the color changes), not the contrast.
- Line graphs are used for time interval data