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Label Description LG Status Operations
AcquireDataMotionSensor Acquire data from a motion sensor apparatus used in kinematics and dynamics experiments 0 Ready Edit
AcquireDataTickerTape Acquire data from the ticker tape apparatus used in kinematics and dynamics experiments 0 Ready Edit
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AnalyzeData 0 Ready Edit
ApplyPropDirQual Apply a qualitative direct proportional relationship to determine that $y$ increases (decreases) when $x$ increases (decreases) 3 Ready Edit
ApplyPropInvLinear Apply an inverse-linear proportional relationship, $y \propto \frac{1}{x}$, to determine that when $x$ halves, $y$ doubles; when $x$ triples, $y$ decreases to one-third of its original value, and so forth 2 Ready Edit
ApplyPropInvQuadratic Apply an inverse-quadratic proportional relationship, $y \propto \frac{1}{x^2}$, to determine that when $x$ halves, $y$ quadruples; when $x$ triples, $y$ decreases to one-ninth of its original value, and so forth 1 Ready Edit
ApplyPropInvQual Apply a qualitative inverse proportional relationship to determine that $y$ increases (decreases) when $x$ decreases (increases) 2 Ready Edit
ApplyPropLinear Apply a linear proportional relationship, $y \propto x$, to determine that when $x$ halves, $y$ halves; when $x$ triples, $y$ triples, and so forth 3 Ready Edit
ApplyPropQuadratic Apply a quadratic proportional relationship, $y \propto x^2$, to determine that when $x$ doubles, $y$ quadruples; when $x$ halves, $y$ decreases to one-fourth of its original value, and so forth 0 Ready Edit
ApplyScalingPower Apply a power proportional relationship to determine how $y$ changes when $x$ changes (e.g., $y$ quadruples when $x$ doubles for $y \propto x^2$) 0 Ready Edit
ApproximateShape Approximate an irregular shape with a simply polygon. 2 Ready Edit
ChooseCartCoordSystem Choose a Cartesian coordinate system that is convenient for a particular purpose 0 Ready Edit
ChooseEquation Choose the appropriate equation to use to solve for an unknown 3 Ready Edit
Classify Classify a phenomenon as the appropriate value in a category 2 Ready Edit
ClassifyEvidence Classify a phenomenon based on evidence, not direct observation. 1 Ready Edit
ClassifyMultipleAxes Classify a phenomenon in a multiple-axis scheme. 1 Ready Edit
ClassifyObjectAppearance Classify an object based on its appearance. 1 Ready Edit
ClassifyObjectBehavior Classify an object based on its behavior. 1 Ready Edit
ConstructExplanation Construct a scientific explanation for a natural phenomenon 1 Ready Edit
DesignControlledExp Design a simple controlled experiment to answer a particular scientific question. The experiment has one independent variable, one independent variable, and one controlled variable 0 Ready Edit
DetermineMeasureError Determine the error inherent in a measurement 0 Ready Edit
DetermineModelLimits Determine the limits within which a particular model is a good representation of nature 0 Ready Edit
DetermineRelevantForces Determine the forces that are relevant to a particular physical situation 0 Ready Edit
DetermineVectorFromPoints Determine the vector defined by a starting point and an ending point. 0 Ready Edit
DevelopModel Develop a model to describe phenomena. 0 Ready Edit
DistinguishSciQuestion Distinguish a scientific question from a nonscientific question 0 Ready Edit
DistinguishValueChange Distinguish the value of a quantity from the value of a change in that quantity 0 Ready Edit
DrawConclusion Draw an appropriate conclusion from experimental data 0 Ready Edit
DrawTangent Draw the line that is tangent to a curve at a particular point 4 Ready Edit
EvalAbsoluteValue Evaluate the absolute value of an integer, $\left| x \right|$ 2 Ready Edit
EvalAlgebraicExpression Evaluate an expression (which may be the right-hand side of a suitably-solved equation) 12 Ready Edit
EvalAreaPolygon Evaluate the area of a simple polygon 2 Ready Edit
EvalAreaUnderCurve Evaluate the area under a $y$ versus $x$ graph between two values of $x$ 0 Ready Edit
EvalArithMean Evaluate the arithmetic mean of several quantities, which is defined as the (scalar) sum of the quantities, divided by the number of quantities 0 Ready Edit
EvalCombinations Evaluate the number of combinations of $n$ items taken $r$ at a time, $C(n,r) = \binom{n}{r} = \frac{n!}{r!(n-r)!}$ 0 Ready Edit
EvalDefiniteIntegral Evaluate the definite integral of a function 0 Ready Edit
EvalFactorial Evaluate the factorial of an integer $n$, $n! = n \times (n-1) \times (n-2) \times \ldots \times 2 \times 1$ 0 Ready Edit
EvalInvTrigQuantities Evaluate the arcsine, arccosine, or arctangent of an angle 2 Ready Edit
EvalLineSegmentSlope Evaluate the slope of a line segment 4 Ready Edit
EvalMedian Evaluate the median value of a set of values 0 Ready Edit
EvalNegIntegerPowers Evaluate negative integer powers like $x^{-1}$, $x^{-2}$, $x^{-3}$, $x^{-4}$, and so on 0 Ready Edit
EvalParabolaSlopes Evaluate slopes at various points on a parabola 0 Ready Edit
EvalPathLength Evaluate the length of a path comprised of straight segments and/or circular arcs given the necessary coordinate values 1 Ready Edit
EvalPermutations Evaluate the number of permutations of $n$ items taken $r$ at a time, $P(n,r) = \frac{n!}{(n-r)!}$ 0 Ready Edit
EvalPosIntegerPowers Evaluate positive integer powers like $x^{1}$, $x^{2}$, $x^{3}$, $x^{4}$, and so on 0 Ready Edit
EvalPowersRoots Evaluate numbers raised to powers, including fractional powers (roots) 0 Ready Edit
EvalRecipTrigQuantities Evaluate the reciprocal trigonometric values of angles: secant, cosecant, and cotangent 0 Ready Edit
EvalScalarArith Evaluate arithmetic operations on scalars: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division 6 Ready Edit
EvalSciNotationArith Evaluate arithmetic expressions with numbers in scientific notation 0 Ready Edit
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