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scientific method

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Reasoning (CER) the reasoning is to provide an explanation for your evidence, and also trying to prove your claim.
What is the scientific method? a series of steps that scientists use to answer questions or solve a problem
What is an observation? using your senses to gather information
What are constants? parts of an experiment that must be kept the same and unchanged so that the results are valid
What is a hypothesis? a possible answer to a scientific question
What are variables? the factors that can change or be changed within an experiment
Claim (CER) what you are trying to prove
Evidence (CER) to try and explain your claim by using evidence
What is data? scientists collect data so they can analyze the results of an experiment and answer the original question
What is the conclusion? the conclusion answers the original question in one sentence (claim)
What is the question? the goal of an experiment is to answer a question. you can answer a testable question by conducting an experiment and analyzing the results
What is an independent variable? the variable that is purposely changed in an experiment
What is a dependent variable? what is being observed and measured in an experiment and cannot be changed
What is the experimental group? will receive the treatment in the experiment
What is the control group? will not receive the treatment in the experiment
Created by: madsholland
 

 



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