Question

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Although the number of steps in the scientific method depends on how you learned it, the sequence is always the same. Put the following in order:

Propose a hypothesis.
Analyze the data.
Conduct an experiment.
Draw conclusions.

Answer 1

The correct sequential order of steps involved in scientific method is:

1. Proposal of hypothesis.

2. Experimenting the proposed hypothesis

3. Analysing the obtained data.

4. Drawing conclusion.

Step-by-step explanation:

The scientific method of study is conducted in series of steps which follows a sequential order as shown below:

• The first step in scientific method is observation. The person must make proper observation related to his study.
• He must then set a question for his study for which he must find answer.
• Thirdly he must try to find answer to his query through proper research and analysis.
• After completion of research, he must set hypothesis based upon his research.
• In order to get practical result, experiment must be conducted.
• Based upon the experimented process the learner must either accept or reject his hypothesis.
• The final step is to obtain the conclusion.

Answer 2

Answer: The correct order of the scientific method steps is:

1. Propose a hypothesis.
2. Conduct an experiment.
3. Analyze the data.
4. Draw conclusions.

Step-by-step explanation:

The scientific method is an empirical method to get new knowledge, the process initiates with making a question about that what you need to know (0.), that question conducts you to make a hypothesis (1.), which is a conjecture based on the knowledge while the question is formulated. Once you have the hypothesis, you must test it, so you should do an experiment (2.). This experiment will produce data that must be analyzed (3.) to give you arguments to draw conclusions (4.).