Overview
The scientific method is a fundamental process used in scientific inquiry to explore questions and test ideas. It begins with careful observations, leading to the formulation of a hypothesis that can be tested through experiments. By analyzing the results, scientists can draw conclusions that either...
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Example: Observing the behavior of plants in sunlight.
Example: If plants receive more sunlight, then they will grow taller.
Example: Growing two sets of plants, one in sunlight and one in shade.
Example: The amount of sunlight is a variable in plant growth experiments.
Example: Measuring the height of plants over time.
Example: The conclusion may state that more sunlight leads to taller plants.
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ObservationHypothesisExperimentationConclusion