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yan [13]
2 years ago
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Four Students were having a discussion about how scientists do their work. This is what they said... Antoine: "I think scientist

s just try out different things until something works" Tamara: "I think there is a definite set of steps all scientists follow called the scientific method." Marcos: "I think scientists use different methods depending on their question." Avery: "I thin scientists use different methods but they all involve doing experiments"
Biology
1 answer:
stepan [7]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Please see below  

Explanation:

Between all these kids carrying out this discussion, Tamara is the closest to guessing what scientists do. There is indeed a definite set of steps that scientists undertake in order to conduct science experiments. The scientific method is as follows:  

  1. observation
  2. measurement
  3. experiment
  4. testing the hypothesis
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