Yes only when the experiment is obvious, for example, if I wanted to see what drink would be healthier for your body water or juice it is obvious that water is healthier because it contains no chemicals
The control is the part of the experiment where it remains constant, and never changes. The control is used so the changing variable in the experiment can be reflected off of the control, so thereby comparing the changing variable with the control (the variable that does not change) in the experiment. Without the control, the experiment is a waste.
An experiment has to have a varible, if it doesn't that it's probably and engineering experiment or robotics. I think its called a "control"
Because without it, it wouldn't be organized.
Without the control group, the test is not able to measure the difference with a standard condition
A controlled experiment means that you try to keep all the variables that are involved in the experiment under control apart from the Dependent and the Independent variables to make sure that any results obtained from the experiment have been affected by the independent variable and not some other extraneous variable. It also ensures that the experiment would have high validity. That is, if the experiment has really measured what it was supposed to measure.
The control is the part of the experiment where it remains constant, and never changes. The control is used so the changing variable in the experiment can be reflected off of the control, so thereby comparing the changing variable with the control (the variable that does not change) in the experiment. Without the control, the experiment is a waste.
An experiment has to have a varible, if it doesn't that it's probably and engineering experiment or robotics. I think its called a "control"
A control factor is one of the varriables that can be controlled in a science experiment. It is left as a constant without being changed.
Without controlled setup in an experiment. How can the researcher know his data is comparable for study?
A control is needed in a valid experiment because without controls then more then one variable is being tested. This can mess up the results.
Because without it, it wouldn't be organized.
NO! If you dont wear goggles that experiment may go horibly wrong NOMATTER WHAT ALWAYS WEAR goggles
no the control is that which is used to test your hypothesis. if mentos would blow up if you use caffeine and you used water, coke, and milk the water would be the control without it you cant do an experiment.
Everything except what you're measuring. EXAMPLE: In a biological experiment using specially treated cells the experiment is run with the cells; this is the experiment. Then the experiment is run again with the same cells WITHOUT the special treatment; this is the control.
Without the control group, the test is not able to measure the difference with a standard condition
A control group is the standard of comparison between what happens with the experimental variable and without the experimental variable.
The purpose of a control in any experiment is so that you have a natural example to look at at. Ex: If I was doing an experiment on fertilizer, I'd have three different fertilizers and a plant without fertilizer so I could see how it would grow without fertilizer so I could backtrack if need be.