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Question 10 Give the three components of the scientific method and explain why science is conducted in this way. 1 pts The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists use this method because it is standardized and systematic. When experiments are performed in the same way each time, you get valid results. The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists need a systematic and standardized way to conduct research to ensure valid results and to guaranatee that the experiment can be replicated over and over again. The three components of the scientific method are creating a hypothesis, developing a research question, and collecting data. Scientists use this method to ensure they get valid results from their studies. 

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Give the three components of the scientific method and explain why science is conducted in this
way.
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The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists use
this method because it is standardized and systematic. When experiments are performed in the same way
each time, you get valid results.
The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication.
Scientists need a systematic and standardized way to conduct research to ensure valid results and to
guaranatee that the experiment can be replicated over and over again.
The three components of the scientific method are creating a hypothesis, developing a research question, and
collecting data. Scientists use this method to ensure they get valid results from their studies.
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Question 10 Give the three components of the scientific method and explain why science is conducted in this way. 1 pts The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists use this method because it is standardized and systematic. When experiments are performed in the same way each time, you get valid results. The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists need a systematic and standardized way to conduct research to ensure valid results and to guaranatee that the experiment can be replicated over and over again. The three components of the scientific method are creating a hypothesis, developing a research question, and collecting data. Scientists use this method to ensure they get valid results from their studies.

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Question 10 1 pts Give the three components of the scientific method and explain why science is conducted in this way. The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists use this method because it is standardized and systematic. When experiments are performed in the same way each time, you get valid results. The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists need a systematic and standardized way to conduct research to ensure valid results and to guarantee that the experiment can be replicated over and over again. The three components of the scientific method are creating a hypothesis, developing a research question, and collecting data. Scientists use this method to ensure they get valid results from their studies. Question 10 1pts Give the three components of the scientific method and explain why science is conducted in this way. O The three components of the scientific method are experimentation, validation, and replication. Scientists use this method because it is standardized and systematic.When experiments are performed in the same way each time,you get valid results. O The three components of the scientific method are experimentation,validation,and replication. Scientists need a systematic and standardized way to conduct research to ensure valid results and to guarantee that the experiment can be replicated over and over again. The three components of the scientific method are creating a hypothesis,developing a research question,and collecting data. Scientists use this method to ensure they get valid results from their studies
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00:01 All right, so what is the last step in the scientific method? and we have several choices, and the correct choice would really be like writing a report.
00:08 This comes after you draw your conclusions and everything.
00:11 Number seven, why are experiments important? it's not to help create jobs.
00:19 It allows for basically new discoveries and knowledge in science.
00:24 It's the principle importance of that.
00:26 Number eight, why is the scientific method an important process in doing experiments? it helps, it ensures that the results can be trusted and repeated.
00:37 Number nine, what skill is involved when you use the five senses, sorry, as a typo, when you use the five senses to gather information...
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