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Svetllana [295]
3 years ago
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Imagine that one tree outside your home looks unhealthy, although all the other trees seem healthy and strong. Describe how you

could apply scientific thinking to the situation to determine why only one tree looks unhealthy. Write your answer down bellow Did you: include an asking question based on your observation about trees? Include details about what kind of data you would collect answer you question? Include a plan about how you would use the data collected to answer you question? Order the steps of your scientific investigation in a logical in order Question from Calvert Learning
Chemistry
1 answer:
Westkost [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Hypothesis---experiments----results----conclusion.

Explanation:

First we make a hypothesis means a statement about why the tree looks unhealthy. In this segment of scientific method we have to test the hypothesis through experimentation. After that we have to take the readings of various parts of the tree and analyze the data to find out the problem. In the next step, we have to made the results on the basis of the data that is obtained. In the last we have to write the conclusion of the analysis and see the hypothesis.

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