Graph 2: The following data were collected during a study of the tadpole populations in nearby lakes. Survey of Tadpole Populations in Maryland Lakes NUMBER OF TADPOLES PER LAKE LITER LAKE WATER Needwood 145 Frank 69 Little Seneca 78 Pine 288 1. What is the dependent variable? 2. What is the independent variable? 3. Is the independent variable quantitative?

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Graph 2: The following data were collected during a study of the tadpole populations in nearby
lakes.
Survey of Tadpole Populations in Maryland Lakes
NUMBER OF TADPOLES PER
LAKE
LITER LAKE WATER
Needwood
145
Frank
69
Little Seneca
78
Pine
288
1. What is the dependent variable?
2. What is the independent variable?
3. Is the independent variable quantitative?
4. Is the independent variable continuous?
5. What kind of graph would be best to use? Circle one below.
i. (BAR GRAPH
LINE GRAPH
6. Explain your graph choice.
Transcribed Image Text:Graph 2: The following data were collected during a study of the tadpole populations in nearby lakes. Survey of Tadpole Populations in Maryland Lakes NUMBER OF TADPOLES PER LAKE LITER LAKE WATER Needwood 145 Frank 69 Little Seneca 78 Pine 288 1. What is the dependent variable? 2. What is the independent variable? 3. Is the independent variable quantitative? 4. Is the independent variable continuous? 5. What kind of graph would be best to use? Circle one below. i. (BAR GRAPH LINE GRAPH 6. Explain your graph choice.
7. Use TAILS (Title, Axes, Intervals, Labels, Scale) checklist and graph the data.
Transcribed Image Text:7. Use TAILS (Title, Axes, Intervals, Labels, Scale) checklist and graph the data.
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Hypothesis testing involves proposing a hypothesis, deciding the variables and measuring the variables. The experiments have different variables which are tweaked to see the changes. The variables are the parameters that can have more than one value in the experiment. 

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