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How is the scientific method applied in both physics and chemistry
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How is the scientific method applied in both physics and chemistry

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Answer: they both observations and test hypotheses.

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Because the scientific method involves observing the phenomenon being researched, putting up explanations for the observations, and testing hypotheses, it is employed in both physics and chemistry.

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Answer:It involves making observations on the phenomenon being studied, suggesting explanations for the observations, and testing these possible explanations, also called hypotheses, by making new observations. A hypothesis is a scientist's proposed explanation of a phenomenon which still must be tested.

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