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    The document describes a forestry lab where students calculated the height and weight of a tree to determine other facts about it using mathematical formulas. They were able to find how much carbon dioxide the tree absorbs and releases based on its size and type. The type of tree was the independent variable, while the amount of carbon released was the dependent variable.

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    The document describes a forestry lab where students calculated the height and weight of a tree to determine other facts about it using mathematical formulas. They were able to find how much carbon dioxide the tree absorbs and releases based on its size and type. The type of tree was the independent variable, while the amount of carbon released was the dependent variable.

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    Alexis Williams
    The document describes a forestry lab where students calculated the height and weight of a tree to determine other facts about it using mathematical formulas. They were able to find how much carbon dioxide the tree absorbs and releases based on its size and type. The type of tree was the independent variable, while the amount of carbon released was the dependent variable.

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    Forestry Lab

    By: Alexis Williams


    October 4, 2016
    Purpose: To learn how to calculate the weight and size of a tree and use this
    information to calculate the intake of carbon dioxide and other factors about our
    tree.

    Conclusion: In the lab we figured out the height and weight of a specific type of
    tree and used
    mathematical
    formulas to
    determine other
    presumed facts about
    the tree. If the tree
    were a different
    height, weight, or
    type the tree
    outcome would be
    different. This
    information matters
    in the real world
    because by knowing
    how to calculate the
    amount of carbon
    dioxide released into
    the air by using
    stoichiometry. The
    independent variable
    in the experiment
    was the type of tree
    and the dependent
    variable was the
    pounds of carbon
    released.

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