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What will provide a scientists with exact info inferring predicting measuring or guessing?
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∙ 12y ago
Measuring is the only method that will provide exact information.
Inferring, predicting, and guessing only provide approximate information.
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How is inferring and predicting related?
Predicting: Guessing the future Inferring: Making suggestions about the future
What is the difference between gathering data and inferring?
inferring is guessing and gathering data is looking for information in books and websites, as inferring is taking a guess or assuming by your self the answer :)
What is predicting outcome?
predicting outcomes are just like drawing conlusions and inferring something.,, everyone has to predict something about the future just like i predicted this was what it meant!♥ answer=guessing what i will mean,what it will be about and more.,,etc
What is the meaning of predicting in processes in science?
guessing
What is the meaning of predicting science process?
guessing
Is observing is one of the 2 major processes used in science?
processes in observing processes in identifying processes in desribing processes in comparing processes in classyfying processes in inferring processes in guessing processes in preducting processes in hypothesizing processes in measuring processes in experamenting
Is measuring the same as estimating?
No. Measuring is getting an exact length. Estimating is guessing what the length is
What is the best unit for measuring the length of a goldfish?
im guessing centimeters... O.O
How is knowledge of science incomplete without knowledge of mathematics?
Science is a process of observing, hypothesizing (guessing) about natural laws, predicting the outcome of an experiment, then proceeding with the experiment and comparing the results with the predictions. The "predicting the outcome" part depends heavily on mathematics, in most of the sciences. Without this step science cannot proceed.
When was kpler-11b discovered?
10 December 2011(I'm guessing you mean the one which scientists think MIGHT have life on it?)
Is it very difficult for scientists to learn about earths past environments by studying fossils?
I don't know? I'm guessing false.
How do fossils in rock layers help scientists identify the age of rocks?
depending on how deep the rock is in the ground tells scientists how old the rock is
