Message from @Papi Fredericko
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Usually ?
i am not a scientist so cannot say it always is
Fair enough
The independent variable is crucial in scientific evaluation
Ok let me ask this then
If I have the cause it can be only one if ur trying to prove the cause exists ?
If it’s the iv or dv ?
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Yus dude
Let’s say u claim gravity is real ur experiment has to have gravity as the iv or do and has to be isolated
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U can’t have multiple things with gravity and say he cause is gravity correct ??
All the shizz is on me my groid
everything has gravity tho
Right
right
also i would like to know something
So as I said gravity has to be isolated in the experiment so u can show that it is in fact the cause
so going all caps is against the rules?
the people who made this are f****** losers
chad was posting: In an experiment, the researcher is looking for the possible effect on the dependent variable that might be caused by changing the independent variable. The independent variable is the variable the experimenter manipulates (i.e. changes) – assumed to have a direct effect on the dependent variable.
So cause is the independent variable that’s what I thought
I mean that is one of the scientific definitions for it
how does antarctica, norway, and alaska work on the flat earth model as all of those places have very long days in the summer months like days that last months so how does it work on the FE model
So if ur trying to prove gravity is the cause of anything it has to be the iv ?
U can’t say gravity causes something and not have it be the iv or at least isolated from any other cause correct
oh is my question being ignored
Well gravity would more or less be a dependant variable as it doesn’t naturally change
Idc about Antarctica right now sorry I’m trying to figure out an experiment that proves gravity
cavendish does
Ok it’s the dv still has to be isolated
Cavendish isn’t a real experiment
True
when you say very long days, do you mean that it's bright with light or is the sun constantly seen?
imma go eat its to early for this
What is the observed phenomena in cavendish we see happen naturally