Physics, 08.04.2021 01:00 hrijaymadathil
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design your own plan for a scientific experiment. you do not have to conduct your experiment.
experiment topic
experiment purpose
hypothesis
identify the independent, dependent, and control variables
materials
procedures
this is how the experiment uses the scientific method
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