Explain why science is a continuous progression of study.
No, I'm not trying to plagiarize, I just want an example of what you would write, so I can figure out what I'll write in my own words. I learned that plagiarism has consequences the hard way.
I would write, "Science is a continuous progression of study because, experiments need to be repeated in order to get good outcome. With each new answer, you get a new question."
Thanks this helped me figure make mind up! :)
24. Science is a continuous progression of study because science experiments have to be repeated in order to prove the already existing answers. There are always new things that are found just because a scientist was curious enough to continue someone elses work. Science doesnt always have the exact answers to things, so the answers that are already available are the best fit. As new things are found, the already existing answers are upgraded and improved for a better fit.
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so.... ANSWER?!
1. D
2. A
3. D
4. B
5. D
6. A
7. C
8. A
9. D
10. D
11. C
12. B
13. True
14. dependent
15. trade-off
16. patent
17. opinion
18. constraints
19. constant
20. literacy
21. risk-benefit analysis
22. predicting
23. ethics
24. Science is a continuous progression of study because science experiments have to be repeated in order to prove the already existing answers. There are always new things that are found just because a scientist was curious enough to continue someone elses work. Science doesnt always have the exact answers to things, so the answers that are already available are the best fit. As new things are found, the already existing answers are upgraded and improved for a better fit.
pls change ur answers a bit if ur using this one so no one gets caught stay safe peeps<3
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You might try to explain what people have learned over time that results in the expansion of the periodic table. Are these discoveries? Are these further thoughts on already existing elements? What?