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Physics, 16.09.2019 03:20 ejsteel2

Match the following steps in the scientific method to their definitions.
1. research the problem
use reliable sources, talk to experts, and take notes
2. organize data
create charts or graphs to display the results
3. design an experiment
come up with a question that can be answered
4. hypothesis
set up a procedure for testing your ideas; include variables and controls
5. choose a problem
must be testable and falsifiable

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