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In order for experiment results to be trusted, they must be both precise and accurate. Successive instrument readings help guarantee both of these.
Experts agree that in order for an experiment to be counted as 'good science' or a 'good experiment', they must contain three things:A controlData collected from the experiment, usually put into a table/chart/graphA conclusion drawn from the experiment~Information obtained from: http://www.chacha.com/question/what-are-least-three-things-you-should-be-careful-to-do-when-designing-an-experimentI do not claim ownership of the above website nor its trademarks and I do not claim ownership for the information.
At least five.
Repeat the procedure at least twice, preferably 3 times. Only keep 1 thing in your experiment the same. Change the materials or anything you are using.
We need to Preform expeiments to find out things we didn't know. If we never preformeed experiments then we would be tottaly clueless... Oh and you should at least try each experiment 4 times at minimum. Your welcome, Lol
In order for experiment results to be trusted, they must be both precise and accurate. Successive instrument readings help guarantee both of these.
Experts agree that in order for an experiment to be counted as 'good science' or a 'good experiment', they must contain three things:A controlData collected from the experiment, usually put into a table/chart/graphA conclusion drawn from the experiment~Information obtained from: http://www.chacha.com/question/what-are-least-three-things-you-should-be-careful-to-do-when-designing-an-experimentI do not claim ownership of the above website nor its trademarks and I do not claim ownership for the information.
Publish. (Or try to, at least.)
At least five.
It can mean at least two things. It can mean twelve minutes before 12 o'clock, or 144.
You have different kinds of methods for doing the a simple experiment in science. You need a prediction materials Observation Procedure and hypothesis for the experiment you do. 1st you make a prediction gather all the materials for your experiment and you start follow the experiment and last but not the least you have to check your hypothesis and prove it.........
At least 2 times yearly, before the beginning of the heating and cooling season. The evaporator coil and condenser coil needs cleaned before you starting the cooling season.
You simply capitalize the "am" as you would any other word at the beginning of a sentence. For example, "Am I late?"
Before: Wouldn't you want to? After: Why would you not want to? I think that is the way that makes it sound the least awkward/weird.
If you are not familiar with the equipment, these things could happen:You could create a dangerous situation and maybe get (yourself or someone else) hurt.You could not realize that the thing you are trying to measure is outside the range of what the instrument you are using can measure accurately, and get a bogus number.You could have to stop and re-do a step, or hesitate, and the experiment can be ruined while it's waiting for you.You could damage or destroy an expensive piece of equipment by using it in a way it was not meant to be used.To prevent all these bad things from happening (or at least give yourself a better chance), you should be familiar with all the equipment in your lab before you begin an experiment.
at least 500 a day
Least :)