The scientific process is a critical investigative...

The scientific process is a critical investigative technique. Drag word(s) below to fill in the blank(s) in the passage. When scientists observe a strange phenomenon, it often leads them to \boxed{} what might be occurring. Scientists will then make \boxed{} that will be tested using measurements and/or \boxed{} Next, the data will be \boxed{}, the results will be \boxed{} to the community, and finally, the hypotheses will be accepted, rejected or \boxed{} experiments + theories + hypothesize + conclude + communicated + analyzed + predictions + modified + proved +

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0:00 Hello everyone.

00:01 In this question we need to write the steps of the scientific method.

00:06 So here the first step is when a scientist notices something worth of investigation.

00:14 So this here is the step of prediction that he makes when he thinks about a investigation and when he sees the investigation they think they predict.

00:30 A certain method.

00:33 Then number two steps is the scientist thinks about what should be studied.

00:38 So this comes under questions when the scientist points out the questions that is related to the investigation that needs to be done after the prediction has been taken.

00:52 Then the third step here is an educated explanation to the question being investigated before before and experiment is conducted.

01:02 So this explanation that is given before the experiment is known as the hypothesis which is given for a scientific research and in which the experiment is not done but still the but a theory that is not yet proof that is known as the hypothesis is given.

01:25 Then the fourth one says that the expected outcome if the hypothesis explains well the phenomenon that is under investigation by the scientist.

01:35 So this expected outcome is basically the observation that is done to explain the hypothesis and to perform the experiment.

01:49 Then number fifth is the active measurement of variables based on the design that the test hypothesis and its prediction...

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