Asked by kaylee
how do you distinguish between an observation, hypothesis, and a prediction?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Kaylee, I recommend you look up all three words in a dictionary. http://www.onelook.com/
If you still are having difficulty, post your thoughts.
My hypothesis is that you will observe the solution to your question,and I predict next time on science vocabulary words, you will look them up and save some time.
If you still are having difficulty, post your thoughts.
My hypothesis is that you will observe the solution to your question,and I predict next time on science vocabulary words, you will look them up and save some time.
Answered by
DrBob222
An observation is something you observe (see) or measure. A hypothesis is a suggested theory. A prediction is the outcome expected based on past observations or theories.
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