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I was wondering the same thing as rhino, because the situation can be viewed in two ways based on the rubric.

Yup
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What I mean by connecting two independent variables is to make a regression that has one output (dependent variable), which is the end temperature. But instead of only having one independent variable, have two. For example, make a regression of the form: y = ax1 + bx2 + c, where y is the end temp in...

You can also try to connect two independent variables.

Thats very relatable for thermo lol (states)

It's like the inverse of thermo.

Predictions: Division B: Anatomy (topics?) Battery Buggy -> Mousetrap Vehicle (https://www.soinc.org/sites/default/files/uploaded_files/SOSI_Form_19.pdf) Boomilever Crime Busters Density Lab Disease Detectives Dynamic Planet Elastic Launch Glider Experimental Design Fossils Game On Heredity Herpeto...

At NJ states, circuit lab was run great. The ES really knew what he was doing. All the wires were sautered. Also, the test was great and the lab section was hard. The ES also removed 3 questions because they were div C level. The event was run in an electronics lab, which added to the event's overal...

At UCC Regionals, we were supposed to make parachutes for experimental design, but we didn't get string (the ES ran out). We used broken rubber bands instead. At states, the ES came in 20 minutes late, but other than that, it the ES ran the event pretty well. However, this made me late to thermodyna...

Medal in an event with a penalty (eg. getting a comp violation in thermo but still end up placing)