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Scientific Method By: Jasmine Glattfelder

Pure and Applied Science Pure Science: Is Primarily is concerned with the development of theories establishing relations in wonder and observed nature. Applied Science: Is concerned with the law of pure science and don’t help the environment. Source: sciences/ pure-applied- science/#ixzz1VDHc8biehttp:// sciences/ pure-applied- science/#ixzz1VDHc8bie

Inferences It’s a logical explanation. Known or Assumed to be true. A turtle has a shell; To protect it’s self.

Fair tests If it’s a fair test it’s repeatable. So you can always repeat a test and always come out with the same results. Controls Variables.

Variables IV- Is what is changing. DV- The effect. CV- Stays the same. Ex) Does the amount of water effect the growth of a plant? IV- Amount of water DV- Height

Observations Something you notice, to formulate a test. (hypothesis) Ex) -The room is cold. -Very sunny outside. -A lot of people are wearing jeans today.

Conclusions Logic. Rephrase the question. Summarize the main ideas.

Bar/Line graphs Bar graphs- No time involved. -Comparing things. Line graphs- Show change over time. -Pattern in our data.

Qualitative/Quantitative statements Qualitative does not involve numbers. -Her shoe is untied. Quantitative evolves numbers. -There are 23 students in this class.

Mean, Median, Mode Mean: All #’s added together / by amount of #’s =15 : 15/5=3 Median: Middle # Mode: Most repeated #

Hypothesis and Theory Hypothesis: Cause and effect statement. (educated guess) Theory: Is a hypothesis that is tested many times and the results are the same. (Proven Hypothesis)

Control/experimental groups Control: Stays the same. Experimental: The group that gets tested on. (Gets changed)