The scientififc method.

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The scientific method is different for everyone. This is because you can be analysing your data and then redo your hypothesis. Though the Scientific Method that everyone is taught goes like this. First you observe with all your senses, (smell, sight, taste, touch, hear). An example is the piano is hard and black, or the piano is 2 1/2 feet long and 2 feet tall. Then come up with a "testable" question. Like is the piano paint able or how many pieces of paper can magnets go through. Then you make a hypothesis. Like I believe the piano was originally black, or I believe that magnets can connect through 20 pieces of paper. Then you make an experiment. Like removing the paint on the piano to see if your hypothesis is true. Then you gather your data and analyse it. Then you make a conclusion ( is your hypothesis is correct or not). Then you share your learnings or change your hypothesis depending on your results.



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I asked the question of how many pieces of paper can magnets connect to. My hypothesis is that they can connect through 15-20 pieces of paper.  I think this because normal magnets aren't really strong and paper can sometimes get thick also if one magnet is covered then it might get weaker then the other so that they don't connect. It is like if you were covered with a blanket and it is hard to breath you might get weaker because you don't get enough air.