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Scientific Method (5 Steps!) Can be applied to any problem, no matter how simple. State the Problem Gather Info Form a Hypothesis Test the Hypothesis Control and a variable State the Conclusion Do we have a Theory? How is this different from a Law Examples?
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What is a Control? A control is variables that are kept the same. During an experiment all variables must be “controlled” or THE SAME except for the variable that is being tested.
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What is a Variable? Any factor, trait or condition that can exist in differing amounts. A variable that is being tested is the only factor that will change during an experiment INDEPENDENT VARIABLE- this is the variable that YOU are changing. Observations are made to see if the change of the independent variable has an impact on the dependent variables. DEPENDENT VARIABLE- these variables change as a result of the independent variable. This is what is being measured or where the data comes from. What you are measuring
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Design an experiment using scientific method… You own a trucking company and have to transport a series of gasses and need to determine which gases are flammable. (Air, Helium, Hydrogen, CO2) Design an experiment…
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Which brand of gum’s flavor lasts longest?
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OUR HYPOTHESIS If I chew Doublemint gum then its flavor will last longer than Trident
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Design the Experiment and Test the Experiment
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TRIDENT (time in seconds) 388 565 553 575 577 588 630 655 682 775 731 742 746 DOUBLEMINT (time in seconds) 458 530 580 581 625 654 658 661 986
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OUR CONCLUSION
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