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Graphing

Line Graph X-Axis: Independent Variable Y-Axis: Dependent Variable MAKE SURE YOU LABEL EVERYTHING!

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Bell Ringer September 18, 2017 Get the handout. Get Science Notebook. What type of observation did we make on Friday? If a snake is placed in an environment with a heated and room temperature rock, then the snake will lay on the heated rock. If a snake is placed in an environment with another snake, then the two snakes will mate. If a snake is placed in an environment with dead and living prey, then the snake will eat the living prey. If a snake is placed in an environment with glass and wire, then the snake will live in the area surrounded by wire. What is the appropriate hypothesis for the above experiment?

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