Scientific Method

Scientific Method

1. Observation

2. Search for information

3. Statement of hypothesis

   • Hypothesis
     •  Is a supposition which attempts to explain an observed phenomenon.

4. Experimentation

   • Experimentation consists of reproducing an observed phenomenon under controlled conditions which can be modified to determine what is happening.

5. Analysis of results

   • Date table
   • Pie chart
   • Graph or representation on coordinate
   • Bart chart

6. Formulation of laws

   • Quantitative law:
     •  it can be expressed through numbers. Thus, in addition to being defined through a verbal or written statement, it can be represented as a mathematical formula and as a graph. 
   • Qualitative law:
     • it can be defined through a verbal or written statement, but cannot be expressed numerically.

7. Teory

   •  is a generalised law which explains a set of facts.

8. SCIENTIFIC METHOD: THE SCIENTIFIC REPORT

   • Cover
   • Table contents
   • Materials and products
   • Summary of contests
   • Purpose
   • Summary or abstract
   • Procedure
   • Results and conclusions:
   • References
   • Acknowledgements

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