Nothing. its called procedure
The steps in an experiment are called the Scientific Method.
The scientific method uses a sequence of steps in order to complete an experiment. In order, you ask a question, do background research, construct a hypothesis, test the hypothesis using an experiment, analyze your data, and communicate your results.
The scientific method uses a sequence of steps in order to complete an experiment. In order, you ask a question, do background research, construct a hypothesis, test the hypothesis using an experiment, analyze your data, and communicate your results.
If repeating an experiment with a specific outcome, the results may be different if you do not follow the exact steps. However, there is no need to follow a regimen of question and then experiment unless it makes sense to your line of reasoning.
steps in
You absolutely do! If you did the experiment then your background research then your hypothesis then recorded your data then asked your question and last made a conclusion how would your experiment go?
You absolutely do! If you did the experiment then your background research then your hypothesis then recorded your data then asked your question and last made a conclusion how would your experiment go?
You absolutely do! If you did the experiment then your background research then your hypothesis then recorded your data then asked your question and last made a conclusion how would your experiment go?
You absolutely do! If you did the experiment then your background research then your hypothesis then recorded your data then asked your question and last made a conclusion how would your experiment go?
The scientific method
I change the word "proceures" into "procedures." Generally speaking, it means what you used (materials) and how you used them (procedures) to conduct your experiment. Two people may conclude opposite effects doing an experiment, but when the procedures are examined, you may find that different "things" (with the same name) are done.
procedure means to go step by step on what you did