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3 years ago

Why should the scientific method be used to answer a question

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Tamiku [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The scientific method is the systematic procedure which helps us understand and explain the natural phenomenon.

The method involves the observation, asking questions and predicting and proposing a hypothesis based on the previous research. The hypothesis should be tested through experiments which provides the data to prove and disprove the hypothesis.

The scientific method is the best approach to reach to the conclusion of any scientific answer as the method involves the highly ordered and steps which makes the work systematic. Therefore, the scientific method is the best method to answer a question.

WINSTONCH [101]3 years ago

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It provides a way to test a hypothesis

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