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the dependent variable is the variable that is purposely measured in an experiment.

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Actual Result - Theoretical result

Answer/theoretical

Answer x 100 = % error

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Parts of an experiment that are UNCHANGED, so the results stay the same

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Range - The difference between the lowest and highest amount

heart_outline

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Variable- A changeable factor within an experiment

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The dependent variable is what's being observed or measured in an experiment

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Conclusion - Answer the original question in one sentence (claim). Provide data (evidence) for your claim and address whether the evidence supports you hypothesis. Explain how the evidence supports the claim using relevant scientific principles

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a control group is the one that does not get the treanment

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Range - The difference between the lowest and highest amount

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Why do we use "measures of central tendencies"?

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Why do we use "measures of central tendencies"?

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To analyze & explain data in experiments

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A hypothesis is what you think the experiment will end up like at the end.

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Summary statistic that represents the center point or typical value of a dataset.

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The variable that is purposely manipulated or Changed in a experiment

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distinguish between accuracy and precision

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most often in a data set

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range is the how much value you have from the smallest number to the largest number

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The Median is the middle number in a data set

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Observation - information gathered with senses

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Percent error- How inaccurate (wrong) results are when compared to predicted outcome.

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Mode-the values(s) that appears most offin in a data set

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A measure of central tendency is the summary statistic that represents the center point or the typical value of a datasheet. Its typically used to analyze and explain data in experiments.

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The Mode is the value that appears the most

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Percent Error- how inaccurate results are when compared to predicted outcome (hypothesis)

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Quantity that has both a number and a unit

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Variables - Variables are factors that can change or be changed within an experiment.

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You subtract actual result by theoretical result then divide the answer by the theorectical answer then multiply that answer by 100

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variables are factors that can be changed within an experiment

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the mean means the average

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Precision- How close it is to other measurements

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Accuracy- how close a measurement is to true/known value