Question

During the observation / question phase of the scientific method, a scientist is usually: collecting data creating graphs and/or performing calculations reporting the results to a colleague none of the above

Answer 1

Answer:

Collecting data  

Step-by-step explanation:

During the observation phase of the scientific method, scientists are collecting data.

They can't create graphs or perform calculations, because they are still collecting data, nor can they report results to a colleague, because they have none to report.

Answer 2

Answer:

collecting data

Explanation:

Collecting data is a systematic endeavor. There is dependent variable and we are gathering information about that variable. This step helps us to understand how the dependent variable behaves under controlled experimental conditions. Collecting data eventually helps us to test hypothesis, understand research questions and evaluate outcomes.