Yes of course I know about centrifugal forces and centres of gravity but in the case of a plane

@hgb can’t prove gravity until you fill in the blanks with a scientific experiment

On a uniform, universally extending plane, the force anywhere will be perpendicularly downward

Fill this in please

If not gravity cannot be proven

🙂

It's not about falling...

Independent variable is the existence of gravity, the dependent variable is if things fall, the control variable is everything else.

It's not unfillingable

lmao thats not how it work

^

Go on

the dependent variable must always change according to the independent variable, you can't just give 2 option of yes and no to the dependent variable. it must be something that is measurable

?

It does

have you ever seen a chart where x or y is yes and no?

Lmao tell me why cant you

Show how you can, more like it.

Why can't you have discrete, binary independent and dependant vairbale

You easily can

For example

I can investigate if something is a magnet:
Independent variable: I put it next to a magnet or not.
Dependent variable: see if there's a force on it.

Boom

You have a binary independent and dependent variable

that would be an observation not a fucking independent and dependent variable solution

Hahahahhahahahah xD

O boy

Okay

What you just described is how we determine there’s no earth curve.

Can we investigate earth curvature:

Yes easily

Independent variable, we elevate ourselves off the surface.

Dependent variable, we observe the surface. Does it curve? No? Okay then.

@hgb can you please me show me a chart where the dependent variable is a yes or no/binary?

You don't understand independent and dependent variable...

he has no idea what hes talking about

So you disagree with the validity of the test because my variables are discrete??

Or do you accept that discrete variables are okay but not binary

In other words can I do this:
Y axis I have 5 options, x axis I have 5 options?

a test would be to measure the magnetic force when you approach or further it away from another object, now you have an dependent and independent variable that would give you predictable results, what you said earlier was an observation that "magnets attract or doesn't attract"