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Studying Earth Science
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Chapter Two The Science Toolbox
  • 2.1 Measurement
  • 2.2 Measuring Time and Temperature
  • 2.3 Systems and Variables
  • 2.4 Graphs

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2.3 Systems and variables
  • Graphs are a type of mathematical model.
  • A graph is a picture that shows how two variables
    are related.

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2.4 Graphs
  • A graph is a picture that shows how two variables
    are related.
  • Graphs explain more than just numbers alone, so
    they are often used to display data collected
    during an experiment.

How far can you travel on 10 gallons of gas?
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2.4 Graphs
  • Graphs are drawn with the independent variable on
    the horizontal or x-axis.
  • The dependent variable goes on the vertical or
    y-axis.
  • Types of graphs include line, bar, and pie graphs.

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2.4 Parts of a graph
  • A graph is a picture of information.
  • Science information is usually organized in a
    table first.

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2.4 How to make a line graph
  • Step 1 Decide which is the dependent and
    independent variable.
  • The dependent variable goes on the y-axis and
    the independent variable goes on the x-axis.

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2.4 How to make a line graph
  • Step 2 Make a scale for each axis by counting
    boxes to fit your largest value. Count by
    multiples of 1, 2, 5, or 10.

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2.4 How to make a line graph
  • One box equals 0.42 hour per box.
  • Round 0.42 to 0.5.
  • This means every two boxes equals 1 hour.

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2.4 How to make a line graph
  • For the y-axis, the data range is 20 to 95.
  • To more easily calculate the scale, choose 0 to
    100 as the data range.
  • Round 8.3 to 10.
  • One box on the y-axis equals 10.

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2.4 How to make a line graph
  • Step 3 Plot each point by finding the x-value
    and drawing a line upward until you get to the
    right y-value. Draw a smooth curve that shows the
    pattern of the points.

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2.4 How to make a line graph
  • Step 4 Create a title for the graph

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Geology Connection
Hydrogeologists and Their Tools
  • A hydrogeologist is like a detective and a doctor
    all in one.
  • These scientists are responsible for supplying
    and controlling groundwater.

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Activity
Measurement Olympics
  • During the Measurement Olympics you and a partner
    will practice measurement and conversion skills.
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