2. Which activity requires a scientist to use
creativity?
A. observing the behavior of...
Physics, 28.08.2021 16:40 colyernicholas44
2. Which activity requires a scientist to use
creativity?
A. observing the behavior of a mouse in a maz
B. meffuring the distance an object travels
during an experiment
C. designing an experiment to test the
relationship between force and slope
D. repeating an experiment several times to
determine whether the results are valid
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Answers: 1
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