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vlabodo [156]
3 years ago
6

De manera individual subraya la respuesta correcta: A) El Método Científico de la física experimental y su búsqueda de respuesta

s tiene un principio básico que es: a. La ciencia. b. Una pregunta. c. La objetividad. d. El conocimiento.
Physics
1 answer:
alexira [117]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a. La ciencia.

Explicación:

El método científico de la física experimental y su búsqueda de respuestas tiene un principio básico que es la ciencia. La ciencia es la aplicación del conocimiento del mundo natural y social siguiendo una metodología sistemática basada en evidencias. Sin evidencias no hay aceptación de la observación ni se debe hacer teoría porque la evidencia es el principal criterio para aceptar o rechazar una hipótesis.

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