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3 years ago
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Put the following items in order of the scientific method:Draw conclusions. Ask a question. Develop a theory. Analyze data. Make

an observation. Experiment or test idea. Develop a hypothesis.
Physics
1 answer:
const2013 [10]3 years ago
5 0
I think this is the right order.

1.Make an observation
2.Ask a question
3.Develop a hypothesis
4.Experiment or test idea
5.Analyze data
6.Develop a theory
7.Draw conclusions
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