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One simple experiment to explain why it rains is to create a mini water cycle using a clear, sealed container. Fill the bottom with a small amount of water and place a shallow dish or cup in the center to catch evaporated water. Place a lid on the container and set it under a heat source, like sunlight or a lamp. As the water heats up, it will evaporate and condense on the lid, eventually dripping back down, simulating the process of precipitation that leads to rain.
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How do you explain a wrong answer?
What did SpongeBob do wrong in this experiment? Explain
How do you write discussive writing?
Discuss the results of your experiment. Explain about what you learned in the experiment. List any errors or problems that had occurred, and how to solve the problems. Explain what the data says about the experiment. List the ways of improving the experiment/method
Is water an acid or a base explain your answer?
it is kind of an acid because of the acid rains that happen
How can i explain this experiment if my lecturer i ask me to explain to her?
why does candle swing when it is fired front and back
Where are most experiment done explain the benefits of this choice?
Experiment done the most is doing hypothesis
Can you explain why the hypotheses are not correct?
hypothesis is what you believe you will discover in an experiment
What is the goal of a conclsion?
To be reached.
How can you explain the meaning of experiment?
A trial and error way of answering a hypothesis.
What evidence do you have to explain how the land on the Earth is arranged today?
Rains, strong wind, erosion, transformation by man, earthquakers.
What are some kid science experiments for the water cycle?
The most important part of an experiment on this subject is to show how it is actually in a cycle. You can start by doing one experiment about how water can evaporate and then move on to how water condenses and rains.
What is what you want to explain in experiment called?
The aspect you want to explain in an experiment is called the "dependent variable." This variable is the outcome or response that you measure to assess the effect of changes made to the independent variable, which is manipulated during the experiment. Essentially, the dependent variable reflects the results of the experimental conditions.
Describe the two essential parts of a good experiment and explain their importance?
environmental
