Global Warming Experiment Iker is concerned about global warming. He believes that much of the problem is caused by the intense heat arising from surfaces such as streets and the roofs of buildings. Iker convinces the principal of his school to run an experiment. With the help of other students, Iker raises money for a rooftop garden to be put in on one half of his school building. For one semester, Iker keeps track of the air temperature on the half of the building with the rooftop garden and the half of the building without the garden. He finds that the average temperature near the rooftop garden is 73'F. The average temperature away from the garden is 84°F. What is the Independent Variable for the Global Warming Experiment? Air Temperature Location Global Warming d Time of Day What is the Dependent Variable for the Global Warming Experiment? Air Temperature Location Global Warming d Time of Day What is one of the constants in order for the Global Warming Experiment to be valid? Air Temperature Location Global Warming d Time of Day

Global Warming Experiment Iker is concerned about global warming. He believes that much of the problem is caused by the intense heat arising from surfaces such as streets and the roofs of buildings. Iker convinces the principal of his school to run an experiment. With the help of other students, Iker raises money for a rooftop garden to be put in on one half of his school building. For one semester, Iker keeps track of the air temperature on the half of the building with the rooftop garden and the half of the building without the garden. He finds that the average temperature near the rooftop garden is 73'F. The average temperature away from the garden is 84°F. What is the Independent Variable for the Global Warming Experiment? Air Temperature Location Global Warming d Time of Day What is the Dependent Variable for the Global Warming Experiment? Air Temperature Location Global Warming d Time of Day What is one of the constants in order for the Global Warming Experiment to be valid? Air Temperature Location Global Warming d Time of Day

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Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305073951

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter46: Ecosystems

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