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pogonyaev
4 years ago
7

Which is the correct order in the scientific process? ask a question ® form a hypothesis ® make an observation ask a question ®

make an observation ® form a hypothesis make an observation ® form a hypothesis ® ask a question make an observation ® ask a question ® form a hypothesis
Biology
2 answers:
ozzi4 years ago
5 0

Answer : Option B) Make an observation →  ask a question → form a hypothesis

Explanation : To develop a scientific process; one needs to observe the things around them. Ask the question and try to get the answers with the facts and laws using the experimental proof then proceed to form an hypothesis based on the details of the whole experimental process.

There are also more steps after the first three steps; in defining the whole scientific process; which are conducting an relevant experiment based on the hypothesis and then analyzing the experimental data and drawing a conclusion from it.

kiruha [24]4 years ago
5 0

The correct order in the scientific process is: Making an observation → asking a question→ Forming a hypothesis.

Scientific process is the process in which experimentation is carried out for the purpose of exploring observations and answering questions.

<h2>Further Explanation.</h2>
  • Scientific method is the process in which researchers or scientists search for answers to certain questions and solutions to problems.
  • Scientific methods are used by scientists or researchers to test a given hypothesis.

The process contains several steps;

<h3>Making an observation and asking question.</h3>
  • Scientific starts when a scientist asks a question about and observed phenomenon or pattern.  
  • Observations may be qualitative where the occurrences are described in ways that do not use numbers or quantitative where  observations contain numbers and other features.
<h3>Formulating a hypothesis</h3>
  • Hypothesis refers to probable answers to the question asked and one that can be tested experimentally. Hypothesis is therefore a possible explanation for a given observation or occurrence.
  • For the observation that we experience alternating periods of light and darkness that correspond to the movement of the sun, moon, and clouds. The hypothesis here would be; The earth rotates on its axis for 24 hours, thus, exposing one side to the sun or else the sun revolves around the earth for twenty four hours.
<h3>Designing and performing experiments</h3>
  • Suitable experiments be carried out  to test the  validity of the hypothesis formulated.
  • Experiments refers to organised measurements or observations normally made under controlled environment.
<h3>Accept or modify the Hypothesis </h3>
  • The experiment conducted helps the researchers oor scientists to determine whether the hypothesis formulated is valid. If the hypothesis is valid then they proceed to the next step of scientific method.
  • However, if the experiments demonstrate that the hypothesis is incorrect then it must be corrected for further experimentation.
<h3>Developing a law and/or a  theory </h3>
  • After conducting experiments and analyzing the results obtained, the researchers may test whether the results are reproducible and hence a law may formulated to allow general prediction.
  • A scientific law describes a phenomenon or pattern, it describes what happens but does not explain why.

Key words; Scientific method, hypothesis, scientific law

<h2>Learn more about; </h2>
  1. Scientific method; https://brainly.in/question/5381240
  2. Hypothesis; https://brainly.in/question/4159246
  3. Scientific law; brainly.com/question/8744861
  4. Scientific theory: brainly.com/question/8744861

Level: high school

Topic: scientific method

Sub-topic: steps involved in scientific method

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