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science

TermDefinition
facts true for everyone
opinions based on personal preference and experience
quantitative dealing with amount or number
qualitative dealing with the qualities( uses senses).
What is the universal language of science the metric system is used by all scientist to make all measurements meaningful
science safety rules why do we need them so we don't get hurt. So your experiments work correctly. So nothing gets damaged.
state the problem state the problem in a form of a question. Question end in a question marks.
Research the problem sometimes before you can form a hypothesis you must research the problem in order to form a reasonable explanation.
Form a hypothesis A. this is an educated guess, when we apply knowledge we already have to make our guess. B. a good hypothesis is 1 simple and concise (to the point) 2 An "If the statement." Testable. Ask,"Can I design an experiment to test this?" (if it isn't, it is
produces this makes your experiment replicable or someone can repeat it. independent variable and dependent variable
experimental group the group that has the experiment performed on them
control group not tests are performed on the control group so you can compare results with the experimental group.
constants all of the other things that need to be the same
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