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During which step of the scientific method does a scientist make an educated guess about the outcome of an experiment? A. Collec
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During which step of the scientific method does a scientist make an educated
guess about the outcome of an experiment?
A. Collect data
B. Form a hypothesis
C. Analyze the results
O D. Design an experiment
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A hypothesis is basically an educated guess, all in all. How you form a hypothesis is like this: “If (the independent variable; What you’re changing) ____, then (dependent variable; what is being measured)…___”
A hypothesis can be wrong. Your prediction may not always be right. But you first make a hypothesis of what you think will happen in the experiment. Then you try it out.
The scientific method (typically lasting of 6 steps) is
1. Ask a question
2. Research and gather info
3. Form a hypothesis
4. Test out the hypothesis/make an experiment
4. Analyze the data you collected
6. Draw conclusions