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A part of an investigation that can be CHANGED What are VARIABLES??? A part of an investigation that can be CHANGED Variable = to VARY

3 TYPES OF VARIABLES Independent Variable Dependent Variable Controlled Variable

Explain INDEPENDENT VARIABLE A. The variable that is changed by the scientists during an experiment. B. The “I control” variable C. The variable that may CAUSE a change in the dependent variable

DEPENDENT VARIABLE A. The variable that might change because of what the scientist changes. B. The variable that is measured by scientists (EFFECT) C. The variable that may change because of the independent variable

Explain CONTROLLED VARIABLE (CONSTANT) A. Variable that stays the same during an experiment B. Variable that is controlled by the scientist C. Variable that is not allowed to change

Remember… Your Hypothesis can tell you what your variables are! Ex. If I drink Mountain Dew before bed, then I will not sleep. IV: Drinking Mtn. Dew DV: the amount of sleep

CAUSE = Independent V EFFECT = Dependent V Ex. If I drink Mountain Dew before bed, then I will not sleep. IV or CAUSE = Drinking Mtn. Dew DV or EFFEC = the amount of sleep

PRACTICE #3 Use this Hypothesis to identify the Variables: If I leave the lights on all day, Then my electric bill with increase. IV or Cause = _______________ DV or Effect = _______________

Practice #4 Use this Hypothesis to identify the variables: If I brush my cat more, Then there will be less hair on the couch. IV: ____________________ DV: ___________________

Practice #5 Use this Hypothesis to identify the variables. If I increase the temperature of the water, then the egg will cook faster. IV: _____________________ DV: ____________________

6. Read the following experiment and identify the Independent & Dependent Variables. Elizabeth wanted to test if increasing temperature affected how rotten canned milk gets. She left 1 can of milk in a fridge, placed 1 can at room temperature and placed 1 can in an oven that was turned on low heat. She then measured how rotten the milk was after 10 days. 1. Write a Hypothesis 2. IV: ___________________________________ 3. DV: __________________________________ 4. Controlled Variable: ______________________

7. Read the following experiment and identify the Independent & Dependent Variables. Students of different ages were given the same jigsaw puzzle to put together. They were timed to see how long it took to finish the puzzle. 1. Write a Hypothesis 2. IV: ___________________________________ 3. DV: __________________________________ 4. Controlled Variable: ______________________

8. Read the following experiment and identify the Independent & Dependent Variables. An investigations was done to determine if a greater amount of soap in a soap and water mixture (with the same amount of water in each mixture) would produce larger bubbles when blown. 1. Write a Hypothesis 2. IV: ___________________________________ 3. DV: __________________________________ 4. Controlled Variable: ______________________