Answer:
1. Make observations.
Determine whether the plant grown under the white light bulb or the plant grown under the red light bulb grew better.
Observations are anything we notice which lead to a question in our mind.
2. Ask a question.
Do plants grow as well under a different color of light?
As this is a question being asked, hence it will be the question for the scientific method of research.
3. Test the hypothesis.
Put one plant under a white light bulb, and place the other plant under a red light bulb. Measure the growth of the two plants.
To test the hypothesis, experiments are performed. This is the experiment.
4. Analyze the results, and make a conclusion.
Plants grow well under sunlight or a light bulb with a hot, white light.
After the experiments, the results are compiled and a conclusion is drawn.
5. Test or modify.
If you observe no change, repeat the experiment with different colors of light bulbs. If there is a change, repeat the experiment for one or two more trials to ensure that the color of the light bulb contributes to the change.
If our hypothesis does not come out to be true, then another hypothesis can be generated and tests be done for it.
