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Novosadov [1.4K]
2 years ago
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Método científico: El trabajo científico se caracteriza por ser planificado, con objetivos iniciales y que habitualmente se dan

en un cierto orden.1) Indica cuáles son los pasos del método científico explicando brevemente cada uno de ellos.2) Los siguientes son dos modelos : *Un estudiante pensando en la competencia, desarrolla un proyecto en el sótano de su casa. *Un grupo de personas con diferentes aptitudes cooperan para resolver un problema. ¿Cuál de ellos es mejor para el trabajo científico? ¿Por qué?
Chemistry
1 answer:
Snezhnost [94]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Ver explicación

Explanation:

El método científico se refiere al patrón establecido de resolución de un problema científico. Los siguientes son pasos importantes en el método científico;

Haz una observación.

formular preguntas relevantes.

elabore una hipótesis que pueda ser probada.

Diseña un experimento.

Prueba la hipótesis usando tu diseño experimental.

Teniendo en cuenta ambos escenarios, el último caso en el que estudiantes de diferentes capacidades trabajan juntos para resolver un problema refleja mejor el método científico porque pueden hacerse preguntas entre sí y llegar a hipótesis comprobables que pueden demostrarse como verdaderas o falsas mediante experimentos.

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