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To solve problems scientifically, we should begin by clearly defining the problem and formulating a hypothesis based on existing knowledge. Next, we conduct experiments or gather data to test the hypothesis, ensuring that we use controlled methods to minimize biases. After analyzing the results, we draw conclusions and, if necessary, refine our hypothesis or approach. This iterative process helps in developing a deeper understanding and allows us to make informed decisions based on empirical evidence.

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