Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Homework for tonight
Write two test questions from the lecture on the process and history of the scientific method (Leap, ch. 5, lecture 1). You may not write the same questions as someone who posts before you. If your question/s are chosen for the test, you will receive 10 points. Of course we only want GOOD QUESTIONS!
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1-What are the sex steps in the scientific method?
ReplyDeleteThe sex steps? Please Sultan, let's keep the questions clean :D
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Deletenow I understand the joke
DeleteWhat are you going to do if you have a problem and after you solve it , which you still can not figure it out ?
ReplyDeletewhat are the three step which Aristotle approach to understand the world involve by inductive reasoning?
ReplyDeleteTwo Questions are:
ReplyDelete1. My vehicle is made of iron. Albert’s vehicle is made of iron. Gloria’s vehicle is made of iron too. So, we can say that all vehicles are made of iron. Which kind of method is this idea? Inductive or deductive?
2. When Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931) invented the light bulb, he did not go to the first, but made over a thousand attempts, to the point that one of the disciples who collaborated with him asked if he was not discouraged with many failures. Edison said: "Failures do not know what you're talking about in each discovery I found a reason why one bulb not working now know a thousand ways not to do a light bulb " Which step did he do when he fault many experiment?
1.- What are the differences among Inductive reasoning and Deductive reasoning?
ReplyDelete2.- What is the importance of the last step - publish the findings - in the process of finding solutions with the Scientific Method?
1.Explain what make inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning differ from each other ?
ReplyDelete2.In the lecture ," an educated guess about the cause of any problem. "label and explain this scientific method ?
1- What is the difference between Ibn Alhaitham and Ali Alrawi in using the six scientific method?
ReplyDelete2- Are scientists always true?. Prove it.
1- I saw that my car had a problem in the riding. Firstly, I check out all the wheels and the car position. It looked tilted on the right side. I look carefully at the wheel at the back of the car. I saw that there were a piece of a glass bottle on the wheel. Then, I realized that I saw some bottles near a trash can in neighborhood and some raccoons in three houses later. What is the closest hypothesis that you can define for this scenario? Whats the next step that should do to continue my travel?
ReplyDelete2- For the final grade of the semester, Mrs. Williams ask the students for an considerable long essay and they have to send the essay by email the day before the deadline. Peter had been working hard for few week in order to get the best score possible. After one week of that day, Mrs. Williams gave the grades and almost all the class got very low grades. Peter try to find why was the problem, so he asked everybody in the class about different aspects of the essay about the topics, information or even what app did they use to write the essay. After a deep research, he realized that there were a problem between the app of the computer of the students and the professor, and it app change some details in the essay. After all peter research, what kind of method you think he did to get that conclusion?
For #2:
DeleteI'm not sure I understand the actual question. Do you mean which kind of reasoning: inductive or deductive? Or do you mean which step in the scientific method?
1- What is the difference between inductive and deductive?
ReplyDelete2- What was the Church reaction after Galileo’s death?
1- In which step the speaker mentioned Albert Enistein ? Mention it and explain how this step make him achieved his goal to find why the sky is blue?
ReplyDelete2 -The speaker said "Aristotle's approach to understanding the world involved inductive reasoning and featured three step", mention in the order the three steps
1- Galileo possessed one of the most important qualities of a scientist, what is it ?
ReplyDelete2-Why is important to publish your finding ?
What was the history of scientific method?
ReplyDeletewho is Ali Al Rawi? What do they call him?
What happened with Galileo when he showed his idea? What was the reaction for the church?
Aristotle made detailed notes on more than 500 species. Which area did he use to suggest what his observations meant?
ReplyDeleteGalileo possessed pne of the most important quilities of a scientist. What is it? Write a sentence.
Q1. I don't know what you mean by "which area?"
DeleteQ2. Dhiyaa had the same question first :(