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| A series of steps used to solve a problem. |
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| Quantitative Observations |
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| Observations made by using the senses, accompanied by measurements and numbers. |
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| A way of knowing and learning about the natural world using the scientific method. |
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| Anyone who uses the scientific method to solve problems and answer questions. |
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| Applying science to solve problems that meet the needs of people.(It can change how we do things.) |
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| The process of forecasting what will happen in the future based on past experience or evidence. |
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| An explanation of what may happen based on past experience or a set of observations; a testable statement usually written in "if... then..." format that shows a relationship of cause and effect. |
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| Information gathered by using the senses. There are two kinds: qualitative and quantitative. |
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| Observations made by using the senses and don't involve the use of measurements or numbers. |
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