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ziro4ka [17]
3 years ago
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Spongebob completed his experiment. He wrote a brief summary about the investigation. He also determined that his hypothesis sta

tement was not right and explained why it wasn't right by providing evidence from the investigation. Spongebob utilized which step of the scientific method?
Chemistry
1 answer:
Setler79 [48]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

In a <u>7-step</u> scientific method, Spongebob utilized the <u>6th</u> step when He wrote a brief summary of the investigation, and Spongebob utilized the <u>7th </u>step when He also determined that his hypothesis statement was not right and explained why it wasn't right by providing evidence from the investigation.

Explanation:

Scientific Methods are organized ways employed by scientists to tackle problems by providing solutions to the problem or make hypotheses to which other scientists build on to provide solutions to the problem.

The steps of the scientific method are:

Step 1- Understand the Problem

Step 2-  Make research

Step 3- Hypothesis.

Step 4- Conduct an experiment to test the hypothesis

Step 5- Observations.

Step 6-Results/Conclusion.

Step 7- Communicate your research

When Spongebob wrote a brief summary of the investigation, which means he had already conducted an experiment and had already made necessary observations and data collection, so he was at step 6. At step 6, he had analyzed the data collected.

When Spongebob determined that his hypothesis statement was not right and explained why it wasn't right by providing evidence from the investigation, then he was at the final step of the scientific method. Step 7 tells whether the hypothesis is true or false.

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