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Science Midterm

2022 Science Midterm Review

TermDefinition
why do we do experiments curiosity, we like to ask questions that are testable
hypothesis best answer to the question that you come up with
variable something that changes during an experiment
2 variables in an experiment Independent and Dependent
Independent variable the variable that the scientist changes on purpose
Dependent variable the variable that is expected to change by the independent variable
confounding variables variables that are not controlled and can falsify the experiment
control group receives none of the treatment in the experiment
graph/chart way to show visual data
5 types of graphs line, scatter, bar, histogram, pie
difference between bar and histogram bar has space between, histogram doesn't
DRY MIX D- dependent variable, R- responding variable Y- y-axis M- manipulative variable I- Independent X- x-axis
we describe locations....... ......relative to reference points
1 dimensional length/distance, positive: away from the reference point, negative: towards the reference point
2 dimensional area, maps: west and south, position on a chess board
1D Distance Formula d=|x(final)-x(initial)|
2D distance formula square root of: x[2] - x[1]) squared + (y[2] - y[1])squared
motion process of changing position relative to a reference point
distance how far an object travels, SCALAR measure, only a magnitude
displacement distance and direction form the starting point, VECTOR measure, magnitude and direction
scalar distance, time, temperature
vector position, displacement, temperature
speed measure of the distance an object travels per unit time
per means.... .....divided by
whatever you do to the numbers you do to the.... ....units
constant speed same distance is travelled per unit time
instantaneous speed speed at a specific instant in time
average speed total distance divided by total time
speed vs velocity speed is scalar and only a magnitude, velocity is vector and is a magnitude and direction
distance on a graph y-axis
time on a graph x-axis
straight line = ..... ....constant speed
slope of a line on distance time graph represents speed, steeper=faster, horizontal line=no speed
x axis is also the reference point
downward curve slowing down
upward curve speeding up
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