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High School Earth Science: The Nature of Science
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High School Earth Science: The Nature of Science
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1. Assume that a scientist is measuring mass in an experiment. The balance she is using is not set at zero, so it always measures mass a little too high. What type of error does this cause in her data?
2. Which of the following is relevant to scientific inquiry?
3. Scientists may collect data by
4. In a good scientific experiment, the dependent variable depends on the
5. Which of the following ideas are basic to science?
6. Which of the following is a valid science lab safety guideline?
7. To be useful, a scientific hypothesis must

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