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Rashid [163]
2 years ago
6

1.1.4 Quiz: The Scientific Process

Biology
1 answer:
wlad13 [49]2 years ago
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The next step is analyzing the data.

  • Scientists employ the scientific method to study the world in which they live. It may also be used to determine the veracity of any assertion.
  • The first step in the scientific process is to define the issue and formulate a testable hypothesis. Making observations using your five senses and accumulating data can help you find the solution to a scientific inquiry.
  • Making a hypothesis is the second step in the scientific process. An explanation for a group of observations or a response to a scientific enquiry is referred to as a hypothesis.
  • The next step in the scientific process is to create an experiment to test the hypothesis. This entails putting together a materials list and a method, which is a detailed description of how to carry out the experiment.

Therefore, option C. is correct.

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