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scienific method

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Name the six steps of the scientific method? Identify a research question or problem, From a hypothesis, Gather evidence or data to test the hypothesis, Analyze the evidence, Draw conclusions, communicate the results
why do scientists us the scientific method? It helps avoid mistakes.
Controlled Experiment an experiment or trial that uses controls
Control Is the reference point or the normal factor.
Experimental Group used in an experiment to test a variable
Independent Variable variable is the one that the experimenter will purposely change.
Dependent Variable will change in response to the independent variable.
Constants factors that could be changed but which are deliberately held constant
How are hypothesis stated hypothesis are stated in if-then statements.
What is a control and why would you use it in an experiment a constant variable. it doesn't influence the outcome which makes the answer more valid
what is a scientific investigation produces evidence that helps answer questions and solve problems
how many variables should there be in a experiment one or more
why is communication important in scientific research you are able to get helpful feedback from other scientists and some scientists will try the experiment again to see if they got the same results or not
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