Imagine you are conducting a beta fish experiment. Your experiment consists of finding the response of the betta fish to various vibrations. This is your results (picture). Put your results into a graph, be sure to include error bars if applicable.
Imagine you are conducting a beta fish experiment. Your experiment consists of finding the response of the betta fish to various vibrations. This is your results (picture). Put your results into a graph, be sure to include error bars if applicable.
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Imagine you are conducting a beta fish experiment.
Your experiment consists of finding the response of the betta fish to various vibrations. This is your results (picture).
Put your results into a graph, be sure to include error bars if applicable.
Transcribed Image Text:Trial 1
Vibration/Sound (in Hz) Response
20 no response
30 came to top
40 moved closer
50 moved closer
60 moved closer
70 moved closer
80 moved closer
90 moved closer
100 moved closer
110 moved closer
120 moved closer
130 moved closer
140 stayed in corner
150 stayed in corner
160 no reponse
170 stayed in corner
180 stayed in corner
190 stayed in corner
200 stayed in corner
Trial 2
Vibration/Sound (in Hz) Response
20 moved closer
30 moved closer
40 no response
50 no response
60 moved closer
70 moved closer
80 moved closer
90 moved closer
100 moved closer
110 moved closer
120 moved closer
130 moved closer
140 no response
150 stayed in corner
160 stayed in corner
170 stayed in corner
180 stayed in corner
190 stayed in corner
200 stayed in corner
Trial 3
Vibration/Sound (in Hz) Response
20 moved closer
30 no response
40 moved closer
50 moved closer
60 no response
70 moved closer
80 moved closer
90 moved closer
100 moved closer
110 moved closer
120 moved closer
130 moved closer
140 stayed in corner
150 stayed in corner
160 stayed in corner
170 stayed in corner
180 stayed in corner
190 stayed in corner
200 stayed in corner
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