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Aldo Jennings
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21 August, 18:59
How do scientists use observations to make predictions
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Francisco Santana
21 August, 19:24
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In observing, we have our 5 senses (smell, taste, touch, see, hear) meaning scientists uses their 5 senses to be able to have a prediction or a hypothesis about the problem.
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