discussion Flashcards

(9 cards)

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Possible patterns

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  • Inverse relationship (as one variable increases the other decreases)
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How is experiment reliable

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  • Repeated trials (similar results each time for consistency)
  • ## Controlled variables (reduces error makes results more dependable)
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How relevant for everyday life 1

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  • Helps understand how weight and air resistance is relevant for everyday life
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How relevant for everyday life 2

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  • Although in a vacuum all objects fall at the same rate regardless of mass, in real-life situations with air resistance, heavier objects often fall faster
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How relevant for everyday life 3

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  • This is important in areas like safety design, packaging, sports, and even skydiving, where understanding how mass affects falling speed can influence decisions and outcomes
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Validity

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whether the procedures in it accurately measure what was intended to be measured

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Accuracy

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how close a measurement is to the true or accepted value

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reliability

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how consistent the results of an experiment are when it is repeated under the same conditions.

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Inclue in conclusion

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  • restate aim
  • hypothesis right or wrong
  • aim achieved
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