The independent variable, cable diameter, can take any value so we should use a line graph.To choose scales:1. The smallest current is 0 A and the largest is 50 A so the range is 50 - 0 = 50 A2. The graph paper has 12 squares on the y-axis so the range (50 A) divided by 12 is 50/12 = 4.17 A per square 3. Round up to 5 A per square4. The cable diameters tested are discrete values (words) so a bar chart would be best to compare the currentsDoes this help explain my graph choice and how to set the scales? Let me know if any part is unclear. 21
Similaire à The independent variable, cable diameter, can take any value so we should use a line graph.To choose scales:1. The smallest current is 0 A and the largest is 50 A so the range is 50 - 0 = 50 A2. The graph paper has 12 squares on the y-axis so the range (50 A) divided by 12 is 50/12 = 4.17 A per square 3. Round up to 5 A per square4. The cable diameters tested are discrete values (words) so a bar chart would be best to compare the currentsDoes this help explain my graph choice and how to set the scales? Let me know if any part is unclear. 21
Similaire à The independent variable, cable diameter, can take any value so we should use a line graph.To choose scales:1. The smallest current is 0 A and the largest is 50 A so the range is 50 - 0 = 50 A2. The graph paper has 12 squares on the y-axis so the range (50 A) divided by 12 is 50/12 = 4.17 A per square 3. Round up to 5 A per square4. The cable diameters tested are discrete values (words) so a bar chart would be best to compare the currentsDoes this help explain my graph choice and how to set the scales? Let me know if any part is unclear. 21 (7)
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The independent variable, cable diameter, can take any value so we should use a line graph.To choose scales:1. The smallest current is 0 A and the largest is 50 A so the range is 50 - 0 = 50 A2. The graph paper has 12 squares on the y-axis so the range (50 A) divided by 12 is 50/12 = 4.17 A per square 3. Round up to 5 A per square4. The cable diameters tested are discrete values (words) so a bar chart would be best to compare the currentsDoes this help explain my graph choice and how to set the scales? Let me know if any part is unclear. 21
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decide whether reducing the emissions “
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9. Vecteurs
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«direction» d'un point à un autre. Par exemple,
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désigné de A à B, tandis que la direction
opposée serait dans ce cas, B-to-A. La direction
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1 Complete a table
Choose Name X (the independent variable)
and Y (the dependent variable)
HEADINGS and give their units.
Add Make space for each set of results.
If these are repeats, add space for an average.
SPACES
Collect Check the results
RESULTS as you collect them.
Calculate If it’s clear why a result is
anomalous, leave it out.
AVERAGES
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20. Breakdown of skill: plot graph
2 Plot a chart or graph
Is X a continuous variable?
NO YES
its values are words, its values can be
or discrete numbers any number, like length
like shoe sizes or temperature
Use a bar chart Use a line graph to
to compare the show what happens
values of Y. to Y as X increases.
The scale
must go up
Choosing scales
in equal 1 Take the smallest Y-
steps value from
the largest to find the range.
e.g. 50 – 0 = 50
2 Divide this range by
the number
of squares on the Y axis.
e.g. 50 ÷12 = 4.5
3 Round the result up
to choose what each square will
represent.
e.g. make each square worth 5.
4 Repeat 1-3 for the X-
axis.
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25. SS1
Scaffold sheet given to students
Analyser 2 Plot a chart or graph
1 Complete a table Is X a continuous variable?
NO YES
its values are words, its values can be
Choose Name X (the independent variable) or discrete numbers any number, like length
and Y (the dependent variable) like shoe sizes or temperature
HEADINGS and give their units.
Y can be measured Y is calculated from A and B Use a bar chart Use a line graph to
Y (units) X A B Y to compare the show what happens
X
(units)
(units) (units) (units) (units) values of Y. to Y as X increases.
The scale
must go up
Choosing scales
in equal 1 Take the smallest Y-
steps value from
Add Make space for each set of results.
the largest to find the range.
If these are repeats, add space for an average.
SPACES e.g. 50 – 0 = 50
2 Divide this range by
the number
X Y (units) X A B Y Average
of squares on the Y axis.
(units) (units) (units) (units) Y (units)
(units) Write the e.g. 50 ÷12 = 4.5
1 2 3 Average
Download samples
a
b
a
Y values
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on lines.
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3 Round the result up
to choose what each square will
represent.
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axis.
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The 7 is an outlier.
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e.g. 2, 7, 3 of best fit or
so it should be checked.
curve, to show
the trend.
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anomalous, leave it out. Write the
AVERAGES X and Y values
on the lines
e.g. Average = (2+7+3) = 4 not in the gaps.
3
But 7 is anomalous, so a more
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trustworthy average is (2+3) = 2.5 Only start at zero if some of Each cm must be worth
2 your results are close to zero. the same number of units.
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What knowledge and skills are
needed to get the 12 marks?
6 marks: explanation
6 marks: QWC
30. Scaffold sheet given to students
Analyser
Worked examples Common patterns
positive correlation
spot the Say what happens to Y as Y Y Y
negative correlation
TREND X increases? Use the
. . . . Y changes by
names of these variables. Y
the same amount
Y Y Y
X X X for each increase
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as X increases as X increases change X
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Y is directly
one with 2 parts
describe the 2
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Y Y so if X doubles,
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Y B
1
1
B Y doubles.
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X
the common patterns is different 0 1 2
X
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X
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for ideas. about them. and 1... Y reaches a Y changes Y Y changes
but between higher more for each more quickly
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value.
X
2 A 2 A
2
give Y
1
Y
B
Y
1 Y Y changes
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X
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B
1
any difference is. B
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X X
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the maximum value graph A is four
of Y is double what times the gradient X
suggest Use scientific ideas to it is in graph B. of graph B.
Y Y rises, reaches a
suggest reasons for any peak and then falls.
REASONS pattern or difference. gradient = change in Y
change in X
X
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37. SS3 – 6
Scientists are testing new
weapons against superbugs.
cockroach
brains
honey
silver
nanoparticles
Are any worth funding?
Is there enough evidence
STARTER
to show that they work?
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