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DATA COLLECTION / ANALYSISLoading...
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Method 2Loading...
time took for the ice to meltLoading...
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Right after I put the ziplock pack in the warm waterLoading...
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When the ice finally meltedLoading...
In doing method 2, where the ice was in the bowl of hot water, took only 3 minutes to melt. When I also put my finger in the water, it felt a bit colder than before I put the ziplock bag.Loading...
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CONCLUSION & VARIABLESLoading...
CONSTANT VARIABLESLoading...
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CONCLUSIONLoading...
The constant variable in this experiment are the ice cubes and the ziplock packs. The ice cubes were both put at the same times. The ziplock packs also was closed during the experiment.Loading...
I conclude that putting your ice in hot water melts it faster. Why? Because When heat is added, the ice melts back into water.Loading...
INDEPENDENT VARIABLELoading...
The independent variable in this experiment is the bowl of hot water. The reasoning for this is because what made the ice melt when we did the method 2 is the bowl of hot water.Loading...
DEPENDENT VARIABLESLoading...
The dependent variable in this experiment is the ice cube. The ice cube is the dependent variable because it is the one being observed and is the only one that has changed.