Chemistry, 02.12.2021 17:50, liliana74

Match the following terms to their definitions below - A conclusion that is drawn based on the observations that have been made

A - A educated guess

B - The group in an experiment that DOES NOT receive the experimental treatment (independent variable) but otherwise it treated EXACLY the same as the experimental groups(s)

C - Measurements collected from an experiment.
(Ex. 147 cm 250 g.)

D - The factor the the experiment that is manipulated or changed by the person conducting the experiment.

E - Observations collected from an experiment that do not have a numerical value assigned to them (ex. Blue in color, rough texture)

F - The group in an experiment that is measured to determine if the independent variable had any effect.

G - The group in an experiment that receives the experimental treatment (independent variable)

H - Anything you can witness with your five senses

I - A procedure that is carried out in order to test a hypothesis

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1. Observation
2. Inference
3. Hypothesis
4. Experiment
5. Independent variable
6. Dependent variable
7. Experimental Group
8. Control Group
9. Qualitative Data (Quality)
Quantitative Data (Quality)
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