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by anonymous on October 13th, 2009
sate the problem or question
observation and research
formulate a hypothies
test your hypothieses by experimant
collect and analyze the data
get a conclusion
record your results.
and i think there is something like your supposed to double check your expierment or something. dont go by my answer alone but i know im at least close :) +4
by Anonymous T on October 13th, 2009
by Redhawk on October 13th, 2009
My understanding is that when a Scientific Method is implied, there have been fairly controlled measures taken in the testing that may then be applied to the continued use of a given Method.
That is to say The Tests used to prove or disprove the method, situation, product, whatever "it" is...were conducted under very exacting and controlled conditions, so as to provide a base line of understanding, that under THESE conditions, THIS is the expected result.
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A superb answer,FG ! I'm not going to bother answering it myself now. +5
by Anonymous on October 13th, 2009
haha :) yesss... :D
by anonymous on October 13th, 2009