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Andrei [34K]
3 years ago
8

Que es el método científico

Biology
1 answer:
elena55 [62]3 years ago
5 0

Método científico, técnica matemática y experimental empleada en las ciencias. Más específicamente, es la técnica utilizada en la construcción y prueba de una hipótesis científica. ... De esta manera, las hipótesis sirven como herramientas mediante las cuales los científicos recopilan datos.

Los pasos básicos del método científico son: 1) hacer una observación que describa un problema, 2) crear una hipótesis, 3) probar la hipótesis y 4) sacar conclusiones y refinar la hipótesis. ... El pensamiento crítico es un componente clave del método científico. Sin ella, no se puede utilizar la lógica para llegar a conclusiones.

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