Asked by Anonymous


Using an example, explain how being able to understand scientific principles and think scientifically can help you solve problems and answer questions in your everyday life.
Answered by DrBob222
Don't be impatient. It takes time for us to respond. See your post below. By the way, it would not have hurt anything for you to have put some thought into this. As it is I'm doing the thinking and the idea behind this type of question is for you to think.
Answered by Anonymous
look, i just need one example you don't have to like that, and second this is on a test and just like you i don't have much time to be here all day
Answered by DrBob222
I have time to be here and I'm here almost all the time. I'm sorry I answered a test question for you. Tests are meant to test your knowledge, not mine. I wasn't complaining at you or to you; I just wanted you to think.
Answered by Writeacher
Rudeness to a tutor will get you banned for a couple of days ... so you can think about what civility means and how to treat people who are doing you a favor.
Answered by Anonymous
If this is a test, you shouldn't be looking up answers!
Answered by Anonymous
Then why are you on here?….EXACTLY….I am on here trying to help other students understand certain subjects and questions not just GIVE them the answers...
Answered by best answer
it is called a scientific principle :)
Answered by Unknown
@Writeacher I feel you should be more mature on these sites. Us children simply need help with some questions, and you feel like you have the act to disrespect, and harass us. It is very immature, and not adult like. If you are that is. Be more of an example on here. When I see your comments of different various questions students ask, it frustrates me to see what you reply to them. All we want is a quick answer, or some quick help. No need for you to feel superior to us.
Answered by Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf F
Anon was right, he just wants an example. He just wants an example to help him out. Does it hurt so much to ask for little but of help?
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