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The extent of a surface.
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Area
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Compares two situations in which all the influencing factors are identical except on.
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Controlled experiment.
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Measument information used to descibe something .
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Data
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Defined as mass per unit volume.
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Density
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When two variable increase or decrease together in the same ratio they are said to be?
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Direct proportion.
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Systems were originally based on parts of the human body,
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English system
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A statement that describes a relationship where the quanities on one side of the equal sign are identical to the quanities onthe other side.
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Equation
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A recreation of an event or occurrence in a way that enables the scientist to support or disapprove a hypothosis.
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Experiment
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Length, mass, time, charge.
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Fundamental properties
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A tentitive thought or experiment derived explanation.
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Hypothesis
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Sometime one veriable increases while a second variable decreases in the same ratio.
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Inverse proportion
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The standard unit for mass in the metric systems, or the mass of a certain mental cylinder kept by the international buerau of weights and measures in france.
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Kilogram
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The volume of 1000 cm3 also defines a metric unit that is commonly used to measure liquid volume.
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Liter
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The process of comparing a property to a well-defined agreed upon referent
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Measurements
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A standard unit for lenghgt in the metric system
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Meter
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