Q1 III-A

Use the discoveries of the pure scienced to create practical solutions to existing problems and created products that can be used in actual settings

• applied science

• social science

• pure science

• physical science

A systematic process of empirical investigation

• scientific method

• empirical investigation

• experimentum crucis

• statement of the problem

Refers to the use of your senses together with the utilization of available technology

• statement of the problem

• formulation of hypothesis

• empirical investigation

• scientific method

Who is the Father of Physics

Theory of the composition of light by Isaac Newton

• experimentum crucis

• empirical investigation

• scientific method

• hypothesis

What are the 6 components of scientific investigation?

In this stage we should have prior knowledge to the problem and conduct research by collecting information

• statement of the problem

• formulation of hypothesis

• testing of hypothesis and gathering of data

• presenting and analyzing data

In this stage the problem is identified and a testable question has been proposed

• presenting and analyzing data

• testing of hypothesis and gathering of data

• formulation of hypothesis

• statement of the problem

At this stage you test your hypothesis by conducting an experiment

• statement of the problem

• reporting of findings

• drawing a conclusion

• testing of hypothesis and gathering of data

At this stage data obtained from experiments should be presented systematically and analyzed accurately

• reporting of findings

• drawing a conclusion

• presenting and analyzing data

• testing of hypothesis and gathering of data