Experiments, data, & forces

To make a graph with what you changed on the bottom, your Google Sheet should look like...

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What question does this experiment answer?

• Will it work?

• Will 3 chairs take 100 newtons force to move?

• Will adding chairs effect the amout of friction?

• Will the newton meter increase the number of chairs

What was the question this data answered?

• The experiment will work

• We will use 100 newtons force to move 3 chairs

• More friction will will add more chairs

• We will need more force to move more chairs

Only numbers are used below data table titles because, UNLIKE THIS CORRECT EXAMPLE

• It will always plot words along the bottom

• It will NOT put what you changed along the bottom

• It will WRONGLY put what you measured along the bottom

• All of the above

When graphing we always want the thing we change to graphed like

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This mistake entering data puts what was measured along the bottom of the graph like

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Which mistake would plot measurements along the bottom instead of what was changed?

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The thing changed should be typed in the ________ column so that it is along the bottom of the graph

• first column

• second column

• third column

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Graphs should always have what we changed along the bottom & what we measured up the side like...

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This "paper drop" graph tells us...

• the more weight, the more time to drop

• the bigger the size the less time to drop

• full sheets of paper will always take 2.5 seconds to drop

• the bigger the size the more time to drop