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T3 Final Study Guide (Scientific Skills (7 basic SI units (Prefixes (Deci…

- - - - written through words
    - - written through numbers
    - - Case the change in the value of the other variable
    - - Change in response to changes in the indecent variable
    - - Element that is not changed throughout an experiment
  - - - Label the Y-axis with the dependent variable
      - In both axis in parenthesis put the measurement for the variable
      - Label the X-axis with the independent variable
    - - Format: 'Y-axis label' by 'X-axis label'
    - - Independent variables cause the change in the value of the other variable
        
        ALWAYS ON THE X-AXIS
      - Dependent variable change in response to changes in the indecent variable
        
        ALWAYS ON THE Y-AXIS
    - - Look at the data for the independent/dependent variable
    - - Bar Graph: Only made if one of the two variables prorated is nomind
      - Line graph/scatter plot: Both variable graphed are quantitivate
        
        Line graph-smaller amounts
        
        Scatter plots-large amounts of data
  - - - Deci (10^1)
      - Deca (10^1)
      - Centi (10^2)
      - Hecto (10^2)
      - Mili (10^3)
      - Kilo (10^3)
      - Base unit (10^0)
    - - But (Base unit)
      - Diamonds (Deci)
      - Diamonds (Deca)
      - Cost (Centi)
      - Have (Hecto)
      - Mula (Mili)
      - Kings (Kilo)
  - - - Add up all the numbers, then divide by how many numbers there are
    - - Arranged data in order from least to greatest and the number in the middle is the median
    - - The number that occurs the most
- - - - single celled
      - have a nucleus and organelles
      - some make food own food
      - some eat
      - some have cell walls
    - - most multi celled
      - some single cell
      - all have nucleus and organelles
      - all have a cell wall
      - can make their own food
    - - very few structures
      - eat chemicals found in the environment
      - 1st to appear
      - only live in extreme environments
    - - All multi celled
      - all have nucleus and organelles
      - all have cell wall
      - can make their own food
    - - most successful type of life
        
        55% of all living biomass
      - more organized
      - frist to eat 'food' - proteins, sugar, fat
    - - all multicelled
      - all have nucleus and organelles
      - none have cell wall
      - have to eat
  - - - Mammalia
    - - Primates
    - - Chordata
    - - Hominidae
    - - Animalia
    - - itomo
    - - Eukarya
    - - homo sapines
  - - - ex. a kid drank 1 liter of soda which was 100g of sugar and that was too much sugar in the blood. so then the kid experience hyperglycemia which is when the pancreas release insulin to open a entry way for sugar . Then the glycogen is released for sugar to be back in blood which was released by pancreas and the blood level goes back to normal leaves
    - - You don't make insulin
      - Insulin regulates the amount of glucose
    - - Insulin you make doesn't work
- - - - single celled, no nucleus or organelles
        
        Archea
        
        Bacteria
    - - single cell and multi celled, have a nucleus and organelles - highly organized
        
        Fungi
        
        Plants
        
        Protista
        
        Animals
  - - - Centriole
      - Microtuble
      - Microfilament
      - Motor Protein
    - - Nuclear Membrane
      - Chromatin
      - Chromosomes
      - Nucleolus
    - - Cell Membrane
      - Cell wall
    - - endoplasmic reticulum
      - vacuole
      - lysosome
      - ribosome
      - Golgi bodies
      - mitochondria
      - chloroplast