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Elden [556K]
3 years ago
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2) Write a hypothesis for the Observation and question below. Be sure to use the proper “If…, then…” format in your answer. Iden

tify the independent and dependent variables in this situation.
Observation: Two astronauts push off their spaceship in space. One astronaut is moving away from ship faster than the other one. (Don’t worry, there is a rescue vehicle on the way!)
Question: What is the relationship between force and speed?
(1pts) Hypothesis: If______________, then____________.


(1pt) Independent Variable:

(1pt) Dependent Variable:

30 points for you to answer this question with the RIGHT answer
Chemistry
1 answer:
Anna [14]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

If one astronaut used more force, then that one would be faster than the other. The independent variable is force. The dependent variable is speed.

Explanation:

Force is what is to be changed. Speed is what is being measured.

IV = Changed/factor DV=Measured/Changes by factor

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