PHYS 103 Quiz: Introduction to Graphing and Lab Safety
- Laboratory equipment should not be left unattended
 - It is best to perform the laboratory exercises when easily distracted by telephones or children
 - When we graph y as a function of x, the variable x is known as the dependent variable
 - Average is the sum of a group of number divided by how many numbers was in the set
 - Laboratory equipment can be left unattended
 - It is best to perform laboratory exercise when not easily distracted by telephones or children
 - When we graph y as a function of x, the variable x is known as an independent variable
 - You do not need to check batteries for cracks or leaks
 - It is good practice to set aside an area to perform the laboratory exercises (like a lab bench in a traditional laboratory classroom)
 - When we graph y as a function of x, the variable y is known as an dependent variable
 - Outliers are numbers within a set of numbers that are close to the average
 - It is not optimal to have a space set aside to perform the exercises
 - Eye protection is not necessary during laboratory exercises
 - Average is the sum of a group of number divided by two times how many numbers in the set
 - When storing batteries, never allow the terminals to touch or short circuit
 - Eye protection needs to be worn during laboratory exercises
 - The standard deviation of a set of numbers is only based upon the average of the set of numbers.
 - If you have long hair there are no precautions necessary while doing laboratory exercises
 - Limit the use of loose jewelry when performing laboratory exercises
 - Batteries should be stored with their terminals touching