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blade length
Blade length is the tested factor.
Class 5 · English Medium · Cambridge · General science
Explore fair tests, measurement and evidence with an example and your own answers.
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A fair test changes one tested factor. Record measurements with units, repeat trials where useful and use the evidence to limit your conclusion.
To investigate paper-helicopter blade length, keep the paper type, drop height and release method alike. Measure the fall time over several trials.
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blade length
Blade length is the tested factor.
seconds
Seconds measure time.
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A different height could change the fall time for another reason.
Check the explanation connects the controlled condition with a possible alternative cause.
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5
Add to fifteen, then divide by three.
grams
Grams measure mass; minutes measure time.
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Water changed as well, so a growth difference could involve light, water or both. Keep water alike in a revised comparison.
Identify the second changed factor and a practical correction.
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