The first step to the Scientific Method

A mass hanging from a fixed point that is free to swing back and forth.

Any motion or activity that repeats itself.

A graph that is not easily stored in a journal for future use.

The length of the standard pendulum.

When your hypothesis is incorrect you then must...

The two variables that did not affect the outcome.

Anything that you can change in an experiment that might affect the outcome.

A graph that is divided by lines that look like a letter.

The time elapsed for the pendulum to swing in the standardized experiment.

In the fourth step of the Scientific Method, scientists must...

The variable that did affect the outcome.

The basic procedure used in a controlled experiment before changing any of the variables.

The side of a two-coordinate graph that shows what we know before an experiment.

The degree we standardized when releasing the pendulum.

An educated guess

The longer the pendulum, the...

An estimate based on information or experience.

The side of the a two-coordinate graph that shows what we know after an experiment.

The amount of pennies used when we standardized the experiment.

When you learn everything you can about a topic.

During the first experiment, we created this kind of pendulum.

An experiment where only one variable is changed in order to see if it changes the outcome.

The point where the x and y-axis meet.

The average number of cycles in the standardized experiment.