flash cards for ISA

Question	Answer
do your results support you hypothesis?	1. correctly state yes or no (yes my results support my hypothesis). 2. state pattern in results. 3. use some of your results to support your hypothesis.
identify your independent / dependent and controlled variable?	1. independent - you change 2. dependant - measure 3. controlled variable - you keep the same
what was the range of your independent variable?	1. smallest and largest variable. 2. include units.
was it a suitable range?	1. look if there is a clear pattern in your results if so why.
did you have any anomalies / anomalous?	1. anomaly = any results that doesn't fit in the pattern. 2. yes/no. 3. identify anomalies. 4. explain why its anomalies.
why is it a good idea to share your results?	1. check your answers. 2. see if there is a similar pattern in results.
plot results for case study.	1. label axel with heading. 2. draw the line correctly.
do case studies 1,2,3 support they hypothesis and to what extent?	1. state yes/no for each hypothesis. 2. look out for incorrect calculations averages (include incorrect results in calculation.
how can your results be used in the context of the investigation?	it is useful to my investigation because I work for a manufacture solar power xV ---+

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	Created by maillardj almost 9 years ago