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    The document discusses key concepts for conducting a scientific experiment including determining how an independent variable affects a dependent variable, using control groups and repeatability to ensure validity, collecting either qualitative or quantitative data, and the importance of reliability in data through repetition, large sample sizes, and minimizing errors. It provides an example conclusion that states whether the independent variable did or did not impact the dependent variable based on the experimental results and whether the initial hypothesis was supported or rejected.

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    The document discusses key concepts for conducting a scientific experiment including determining how an independent variable affects a dependent variable, using control groups and repeatability to ensure validity, collecting either qualitative or quantitative data, and the importance of reliability in data through repetition, large sample sizes, and minimizing errors. It provides an example conclusion that states whether the independent variable did or did not impact the dependent variable based on the experimental results and whether the initial hypothesis was supported or rejected.

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    The document discusses key concepts for conducting a scientific experiment including determining how an independent variable affects a dependent variable, using control groups and repeatability to ensure validity, collecting either qualitative or quantitative data, and the importance of reliability in data through repetition, large sample sizes, and minimizing errors. It provides an example conclusion that states whether the independent variable did or did not impact the dependent variable based on the experimental results and whether the initial hypothesis was supported or rejected.

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    The document discusses key concepts for conducting a scientific experiment including determining how an independent variable affects a dependent variable, using control groups and repeatability to ensure validity, collecting either qualitative or quantitative data, and the importance of reliability in data through repetition, large sample sizes, and minimizing errors. It provides an example conclusion that states whether the independent variable did or did not impact the dependent variable based on the experimental results and whether the initial hypothesis was supported or rejected.

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    Aim

    QUESTION

    To determine whether…IV… affects the…DV

    ANSWER
    Method

    QUESTION

    Include control group


    Ensure repeatability
    Include amounts

    ANSWER
    Qualitative

    QUESTION

    Not numerical - descriptive


    Subjective

    ANSWER
    Quantitative

    QUESTION

    Is numerical
    Is not subjective

    ANSWER
    How to have reliable data

    QUESTION

    Repeated at least twice


    Large sample size
    Minimal errors

    ANSWER
    Conclusion

    QUESTION

    From this experiment, we can conclude…IV…does/doesn’t


    impact…DV.

    This is determined by the results collated that demonstrates…


    explain results with data.

    Due to this outcome, my initial hypothesis was supported/


    rejected since I predicted…write out hypothesis…, which is
    clearly/not shown through results.

    ANSWER

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