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25 June, 18:55

How does Inquiry differ from the Scientific Method?

A. Inquiry is more open ended, while the Scientific Method is more linear.

B. There is no difference, they are the same thing.

C. The Inquiry process does not use hypotheses, while the Scientific Method

does.

D. Inquiry is more linear, while the Scientific Method is more open ended.

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  1. 25 June, 19:25
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    Answer: C. The Inquiry process does not use hypotheses, while the Scientific Method

    does.

    Explanation:

    The scientific inquiry can be define as the coordinated and thoughtful attempt made to search, describe, explain and determine the cause of the natural phenomena. It is a continuous process which involves the questioning, data collection, analysis and conclusion. It does not include the formation of a hypothesis.

    The scientific methodology deals with the process of answering the questions related to cause of natural processes. It involves making an observations, formulating a hypothesis, based on hypothesis experimentation, formulation of results by analysis of data and interpretation.

    On the basis of the above description, the notion of the inquiry as well as the scientific method can be the same but the procedure is different. The scientific inquiry does not involve the formulation of hypothesis it is the difference between the two.
  2. 25 June, 22:00
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    a

    Explanation:

    could be wrong but I think it's a
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