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A scientific investigation is a method of identifying a question through observations. Next, a hypothesis is formed as a tentative explanation for the question. Third, experiments are performed to test the hypothesis. Finally, a scientific paper is written to explain the conclusions.
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What is tested in a scientific investigation?
A hypothesis is tested in a scientific investigation.
Why are the components of investigation?
scientific method
What is and investigation that is controlled?
Scientific Method
What are the standard procedure of scientific investigation?
There is none
Do you need to use all the methods in the scientific method for a scientific investigation?
yes
What role do cameras play in a scientific investigation?
Cameras collect data in a scientific investigation.
What is an important step in scientific investigation?
An important step in a scientific investigation is forming a hypothesis.
What is the relationship between scientific and philosophical method of investigation?
relationship between scientific and philosophical method of investigation
Why would scientific investigation lead to new scientific investigations?
Because you repeat investigation to look for errors.
What is tested in a scientific investigation?
A hypothesis is tested in a scientific investigation.
Why are the components of investigation?
scientific method
What are the standards of scientific investigation?
There is none
scientific method?
an investigation of a problem
What is and investigation that is controlled?
Scientific Method
Is using a balance to measure mass a scientific investigation?
Using a balance to measure mass might be part of a scientific investigation, but by itself and under ordinary circumstances it does not amount to a scientific investigation. If you are on a different planet or on a moon, or if you were in the weightlessness of space, then doing this (or trying to do it) might be considered a kind of investigation.
What has the author W I B Beveridge written?
W. I. B. Beveridge has written: 'The art of scientific investigation' -- subject(s): Research 'The art of scientific investigation' -- subject(s): Research 'Art of Scientific Investigation' 'The art of scientific investigation' -- subject(s): Research 'Frontiers in comparative medicine' -- subject(s): Comparative Medicine, Comparative Pathology, Medicine, Comparative, Pathology, Comparative 'The art of scientific investigation' -- subject(s): Methodology, Science
Why is that trait useful in scientific investigation?
There are a great many traits that are useful in scientific investigation. Being an excellent observer is a useful trait for example.
