What is the definition of scientific method?

Answer 1

The systematic pursuit of knowledge involving a) the recognition and formulation of a problem b) the collection of data through observation and experiment, and c) the formulation and testing of a hypothesis.

1. Identify A Problem and Ask A Question

2. Make A Hypothesis

3. Test The Hypothesis (Design & Conduct Experiments)

4. Collect Data

5. Analyaze The Results

6. Draw Conclusions

7. Make Recommendations / Solutions.

Scientists generally publish the results of an experiment, so that other scientists can compare it to their results.

Answer 2

The Scientific method is the asking of a Question, then methodically trying to uncover the Answer with empirical research, experiments and data: the main purpose being the separation [by identification] of the Causes from the Effects. It also requires that similar experiments will yield the same results.

A method of using number to determine whether evidence is reliable is called scientific method.

Answer 3

1.Ask a question:means to make a state meant

2.Make observation's gather information about your project

3.From a hypothesis:makeing a prediction what will be the answer

4.Test the hypothesis:is to test the experiment

5.Analyze the results:make a chart of your experiment

6.Draw conclusions:what was the real answer to your project

7.Communicate resluts after the complete an investigation you share it with family members or any body

Answer 4

The scientific method is a systematic approach to research that involves formulating a hypothesis, conducting experiments to test the hypothesis, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions based on the evidence gathered. It is a process used by scientists to investigate and understand the natural world.