Strictly speaking, most scientists would argue that there is no such thing as The Scientific Method. Scientists adopt a wide variety of methods to get closer to the truth in different problem situations.
There are, however, lots of cases where a more scientific approach has brought us better understandings. Galileo, for example, did not just watch a chandelier swinging like a pendulum. He counted the number of swings over a fixed period of time (he measured time by using his heartbeat) He took measurements when the chandelier was swinging in big and small swings. He repeated the experiment changing one variable at a time., using pendulums with different weights or different lengths, for example. He looked for mathematical relationships between the numbers he obtained and so on. From our modern viewpoint, you might say that if he had not done these things he was not "doing Science" as we currently understand it.
A part of science is the scientific method.
The Scientific Method is a method made by science
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A science project involves the scientific method.
A part of science is the scientific method.
The scientific method and hypothesis are critical to science because when scientists test out a certain theory they need a format to be able to test it out. Without the scientific method, scientists wouldn't be able to test out theories and do certain projects.
scientific is science and unscientific method is not scientific
the scientific method
different shapes of Ip and Scientific Method
The Scientific Method is a method made by science
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A science project involves the scientific method.
The scientific method is common to all science. Hypothesis, experiment, reformulate the hypothesis basied on evidence from experiment and repeat!
yes the scientific method does work . results of tests and expirements prove the accuracy of this method of uncovering science.
No, there are diffrent methods in science but only one scientific method and you can only use it to prove or disprove something (wich may be an answer) otherwise you're doing it wrong.