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What is the responsibility of a scientist
to study the pyhsical world
to answer scientific questions accurately
What happens to ideas in science
They will be modified or replaced as new ones are developed.
How is observation used by scientists
A.To make experiments unnecessary B.To prevent the use of peer review C.To learn new information about the world D.To make experiments less repeatable
Answer is C. To learn new information about the world.
to learn new information about the world
Which experiment most likely has greater reliability
D) Number 2 because the experiment was repeated and the results were always the same
Why is it important for scientist waterproof is tested One fabric couch is treated with the chemical and another identical couch is not Which is the experimental group
The treated couch is the experimental.
What is the next step after following data collection in a scientific method
analyzing the data.
Which statement best describes the limits of science
science cannot answer philosophical questions
Which best describes a scientific theory
an idea that is supported by many different experiments
what is the next step in the scientific method, following stating a question
Forming a hypothesis
Which activity is most likely a result of a sudden, unexpected change in the environment
The extinction of a type of shrimp
What will most likely happen if the plankton population decreases in this ocean system
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