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Denise heard that little children will pick food based upon color. So, she offered 100 kindergarteners colored mashed potatoes for lunch – red, yellow, green, and blue. She recorded how many students selected each color. The constants should be:
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
Denise heard that little children will pick food based on color. So, she offered 100 kindergarteners colored mashed potatoes for lunch: red, yellow, green, and blue. She recorded how many students selected each color. The Dependent Variable is:
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
When making a table of experimental data, where should you record the Independent Variable?
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
If there are slight differences between your measured data, you should....
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
When making a table of experimental data, where should you write down the Dependent Variable values that you measure?
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
Once you gather experimental data, you can analyze it by:
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
Denise heard that little children will pick food based upon color. So, she offered 100 kindergarteners colored mashed potatoes for lunch – red, yellow, green, and blue. She recorded how many students selected each color. The Independent variable is:
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
Denise heard that little children will pick food based upon color. So, she offered 100 kindergarteners colored mashed potatoes for lunch – red, yellow, green, and blue. She recorded how many students selected each color. The replicates should be:
In the far left column
In the middle columns of the table
only used mashed potatoes, used kindergarten children, collected data on the same day
1oo kindergarten students
The color of mashed potatoes
All of the others
The number of students picking each color
Calculate the mean (average)
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