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scientific in vestigation

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how many steps are there in scientfic investigation 5
What is the first step for the scientific investigation to form a hypothesis
what is a hypothesis a hypothesis is a possible explanation for a set of observations or a possilbe answer to a specific question
how is a hypothesis usually formatted in a statement and the statement must be testable to prove it is correct or incorrect
What is the second step for the scientific investigation To test your hypothesis
what do scientists use experiements for to test a hypthesis
What are variables all facotrs that can change the experiment
what is the controll an experiment where one variable is not changed and left alone
True/False: Variables in control vary to the experiement group True
What is the third step for the scientific investigation to collect the data
what do many observations include Sight, hearing, touch, and smell
Often, scientists might use ..... to make their observations more precise tools
what are some examples of tools scientists might use balance, graduated cylinder, microscope, spring scale, themometer, and test tube
What is the next step for the scientific investigation to interpret the data
True/False: when an experiment is done, data is not important False
What are some things they might use to organize the data graphs, charts, and tables
What is the last step for the scientific investigation To communicate the results
what is one benefit of communicating the results so other scientits can learn from one another
what is one benefit of the scientific investigation to state the problem and refine the problem
what is antoher benefit of the scientific investigation to make observations and test the hypothesis
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