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The scientific method is an important tool to solve problems and learn from our observations. There are six steps to it: Observe and Ask Questions Research Form…
The scientific method is an important tool to solve problems and learn from our observations. There are six steps to it:
Observe and Ask Questions
Research
Formulate a Hypothesis
Test your hypothesis
Conclude
Share Results The goal of the scientific method is find out the truth. Let's try.
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@@tjfuentes2031Imported2mo ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi0hwFDQTSQ&t=187">3:07</a> the meaning of overthinking (it's a good thing)
@@tjfuentes2031Imported2mo ago
dimes (10 cents) are smaller than pennies (1 cent), so it may show correlation but not causation
@@cathynelson5854Imported2mo ago
Hypothesis is proven wrong. Bigger coins does not have more value. The dime is worth 10 cent and the nickel is worth only 5 cent but the nickel is larger than the dime.
@@zacharydmfulImported2mo ago
thank you for this video, it helped me understand the scientific method much easier, and was able to finish my lab assignment
@@OnuduNdidiImported2mo ago
I choose causation due to the statement but actually coins doesn't determine it's higher value
@@LaundrybookscentImported2mo ago
I have a quiz 2 days for biology 2.. (college freshman) and I spent my whole Labor Day weekend playing Roblox instead of studying AND ITS NOT EVEN THE SECEONG WEEK ADNSWCWDSNCWENCEWDHCENWNDE (9/7. 2026)
@@ManuelAntonioRodriguez-s9iImported2mo ago
pov:your here cuase your teacher said too
@@glitchboygamesImported2mo ago
in the Philippines the 10 pesos is the same sizes as the 20 pesos your hipotisies is wrong also I came here to stud and the first thing I hear are why are kids sad???<br>what was that for
@@NaghmaNowroziImported3mo ago
Here because of GED 😊
@@P_DSSKumarImported3mo ago
Good science 🧪
@@AchilleseesImported4mo ago
The animation is really good. When I think about it like oh it was made 8 years ago I feel fascinated. It feels like a long time ago. When I calculate it was made in the 2018, it looks reasonable why it was made so good. It's crazy how we interpret time so differently. As I've learnt all six steps of the scientific method, I'll try to find the answer of this question on my own.<br><br>#1
@@smile_cricket99Imported4mo ago
Make friction video 📷📸📷📸
@@ElizaldeAguilarImported4mo ago
POV: You came to this video to finally review after 2 weeks
@@FFandNuggiesImported4mo ago
I’m here for some science competition preparation
@@izuya_67Imported4mo ago
so sleepy yet still here to study
@@zouhairebouhaik3668Imported6mo ago
Hazen ibn-al haytham founder of the scientific method
@@alyaaraheem7075Imported6mo ago
I would like to know the program to formulate such video
@@quartytypoImported6mo ago
This is how stupid science is: it examines what God has made to prove there is no God.
@@sanhorielrayh8224Imported7mo ago
Oh no, the school is coming to tear that down
@@riyamalakar2871Imported7mo ago
Thanku so much sir ❤
@@RafebereshImported9mo ago
This appears to have been designed for elementary school students, I am in college (facepalm). Dime is small than nickel and worth twice as much, hypothesis ignorant... and false.
@@Gholston_RigsImported9mo ago
There are gold coins that are the size of pennies. Are the quarters still worth more?
@@justenbenally522Imported10mo ago
Tripp's Marine biology where u at
@@ricanpecanImported10mo ago
correlation to answer the last question involving the coins. Great video thanks for sharing.
@@MeepMeep-c6Imported10mo ago
The women smiling more than men thing was weird as hell and gives me the feel that you didnt research the topic. If that even is true, its more likely because of issues like sexism, pressure from society and keeping themselves safe in various situations
@@josephbach1Imported10mo ago
Repeat
@@ask_spencerImported10mo ago
There is a correlation between size and value in some Nigerian currency notes, but size does not cause higher value. Monetary value is determined by government policy, not physical size. Therefore, the hypothesis is not fully supported, and physical size alone cannot be used to predict currency value. Thank you
@@DavidGarcia-md3zpImported10mo ago
I'm using the scientific method at work at this very moment. I will update my results when the experiment is completed
@@fighterneopheusImported10mo ago
professor luc sent me here
@@МилошМиланБлагојевићImported10mo ago
Pov: Luc sent you here
@@larrycat-o2lImported11mo ago
Hello<br>I am a kid and I love science
@@CreateWithPurposeTVImported1 yr ago
Pov: your teacher made you watch this
@@jasomega2446Imported1 yr ago
Thank You!
@@CRYPERSON123Imported1 yr ago
Pov:you came 'cause tomorrow you have a exam😔
@@JonBeka-g1lImported1 yr ago
My teacher send this for homework
@@hhj88k26Imported1 yr ago
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@@mohamed-g9o4bImported1 yr ago
Is very enterst to me
@@tibfulvImported1 yr ago
A meta-analysis is a method Marxist scientists have invented to make the problems of the NHST go away, since the NHST was falsified in 2005 by Ioannidis. It is <i>not</i> the scientific method at all. It is a <i>mockery</i> of the scientific method.
@@OnYourLeftImported1 yr ago
The best time to drive to school is to walk.
@@KodaLuneImported1 yr ago
POV 🥼: you took NAC and discovered that you have been chemically lobotomized years ago and you are on the verge of a breakthrough to save billions lol
@@Every_WormImported1 yr ago
"a hypothesis is a theory" bro I'm gonna fight you in the parking lot
@@WaterD3fysGravityImported1 yr ago
Whoever makes the art for these videos deserve a shoutout, the artstyle is so simple yet so expressive. The line strokes are so confident, I love it.
@@SamJohnson-pw3juImported1 yr ago
A hypothesis is NOT a theory. You lost me there. Don't create content on a subject unless you know it well.
@@ConeyPhonyImported1 yr ago
I had to suffer through this.
@@jeandominguez8538Imported1 yr ago
Cool
@@NeverShoutNeverChicImported1 yr ago
But we know space hamsters don’t exist
@@AlexisKateNacarioImported1 yr ago
Pov you came here because its your test
@@BrianVanderportImported1 yr ago
This is why dimes were my fav as a kid.
@@navy.91Imported1 yr ago
why are there so many typos
@@pogi-v4kImported1 yr ago
90¥
@@anthonyronalddoctor1127Imported1 yr ago
Wow, this really helped me in my science exam. Thanks!
@@AMERICA_COMERCIALImported1 yr ago
Or be much more
@@AMERICA_COMERCIALImported1 yr ago
A quarter migth be bigger and it migth be false its Balancing on ur Options Tell in the comments
@@riMarBrownImported1 yr ago
:-/ so scientific method no longer requires “direct observation?” <br> I ask because things like psychology, which are more philosophical than hard science, cannot directly observe the internal workings of the minds they attempt to study; instead, they must infer (marginally better than a guess) based off observed presentation of behaviors & the way the study participant relates the working of their mind in words… <br> which is further stymied from doing real scientific observation because you have to assume that both people are using the same words in the exact same way- and Socratic reasoning isn’t something that is really big for mental health patients speaking to shrinks.<br><br>I was assuming I must be misremembering the scientific method 🤷♂️ when I asked this question in an academic group I frequent only there were many that basically screamed iTs ScIeNcE! :-/ when did “we must assume this is true” become valid for scientific inquiry?
@@rawrusaurus.07Imported1 yr ago
Who else is trying to cram this for UPCAT
@@mariacal8806Imported1 yr ago
Pin me please
@@JosefAlmazarLajomImported1 yr ago
25 quarter is worth more money than pennies and nickels
@@BanditBandit-q5xImported1 yr ago
Scientific method: if you cannot quantify it then simply say it happened randomly. how did all species of life come to be? By random mutations! How did this mathmatical discernable universe come to be? By a random infinite cycling of possibilities! Randomness is unfalsifiable because true randomness is unquantifiable yet many theories rely on the concept of randomness which is by definition anti scientific mumbo jumbo. Its like calling the depths of a black hole a " singularity 😂
@@marygracefrancisco2978Imported1 yr ago
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@@FIZA20115Imported1 yr ago
POV:you came here because you finally decided to lock in
@@IslamicIntellectualLegacyInstImported1 yr ago
I’ve written a book that demystifies the genius of Ibn al-Haytham.<br>What shaped his way of thinking? The answer lies in the Quranic paradigm. The Quran sparked a revolution in knowledge. Even before Ibn al-Haytham, the Muslim world had made remarkable strides in fields like chemistry and medicine. This spirit of innovation across science, medicine, and other disciplines was driven by a shared foundation: the Holy Quran.<br><br>Why do I say the Quran created scientific minds?<br><br>Because the Quran emphasizes the value of truth repeatedly. It urges the reader to distinguish between truth and falsehood. One of its names is Al-Furqaan—“the Criterion” between right and wrong. The Quran also challenges those who make claims to “bring forth your proof if you are truthful.”<br><br>From this, it’s clear that scientific investigation was not in conflict with religious belief, but rather an extension of it for Muslim scholars during the Islamic Golden Age. The religious atmosphere of the time encouraged learning and inquiry. The movement was ignited by the Quran’s very first command: “Read.” Literacy expanded. The Prophet Muhammad actively encouraged the pursuit of foreign languages, different cultures, and any beneficial knowledge, regardless of its origin.<br><br>So, when thinkers like Ibn al-Haytham engaged with ancient philosophies and ideas, their faith inspired them to question authority, challenge convention, and seek verification—principles rooted in the Quran.<br><br>To sum up:<br><br>Muslim natural philosophers, doctors, and chemists brought the pursuit of truth into the heart of science. They introduced skepticism and empiricism—concepts they absorbed from the Quranic worldview. In Islam, only the Quran and the verified sayings of the Prophet Muhammad are considered infallible. All other human claims are subject to evidence and proof.<br><br>This is the central theme of my book,<br>Quranic Revolution of Knowledge.
@@MerceditaMagallanoImported1 yr ago
Hi Po ❤️ ang ganda mo po mag turu sa akin or sa lahat ♥️ <br><br>• •<br> o ❤<br> 🫴. 🤲 •o•<br>Me sir
@@EvangelosPapadimitriou-l2wImported1 yr ago
excellent explanation!!!
@@millicentmhurichiposi760Imported1 yr ago
I felt like i was back in Statistics class.<br>Thanks for the video.
@@BlevuenlImported1 yr ago
Man on iefastyled isntfision
@@TrajonThapaImported1 yr ago
What if you do a scientific method to figure out what a scientific method is 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
@@velvetstudio_p1lImported1 yr ago
Well some parts were wrong of hypothesis wete wrong bcz is what experiment we are gonna do but you wnt to far or your telling of another grade cause i am asking of grade 4
@@CanadifanImported1 yr ago
Thank you for sharing!
@@Knowledge-xe8dgImported1 yr ago
This is my response. In India, coins are of these types: ₹1 (20 mm), ₹2 (23 mm), ₹5 (25 mm), ₹10 (27 mm), ₹20 (27 mm), the hypothesis fails in ₹20 as the same size had an increase in value. So, size of coin might correlate with its value but not caused by it.
@@Cha0s4ndcray0nsImported1 yr ago
i love how he spelt results wrong
@@TheGorillaGambitImported1 yr ago
The Canadian dime (ten cents)is smaller than the nickel (five cents) coin
@@PhantomRider-e3oImported1 yr ago
You’ve made this topic so much less intimidating, amazing work.
@@andrewwest4544Imported1 yr ago
It makes no sense how bigger coins have more money and smaller coins have less money because a because of 10 cents is also a lot of money and it's also small so how does that make sense I'm confused
@@clarawatson4615Imported1 yr ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi0hwFDQTSQ&t=373">6:13</a> yall please help
@@Rizwana_sala22Imported1 yr ago
Whos here at 2024?
@@JustafellowHuman54Imported2 yr ago
Im actually here on my on accord not because of school
@@mrspurityphilip-orwu1928Imported2 yr ago
This is 🥱
@@AmyPittman-zi2dhImported2 yr ago
The size of the coin has nothing to do with how much each coin is. The penny is bigger than the dime, but the penny equals less than the dime.
@@Omardagoat-i4rImported2 yr ago
Guys i need 6 important stuff in this vid i got by 7 am to finish 😭
@@RaisingMyWildflowersImported2 yr ago
dimes are smaller then nickles but that pattern mostly seems true dollar coins are bigger then quarters so probably mostly true
@@KindDemon1Imported2 yr ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi0hwFDQTSQ&t=376">6:16</a> talks about drinking beer 🍺
@@AidenRamirez-m7tImported2 yr ago
Me listening to the vid because of school
@@Razberry176Imported2 yr ago
these comments are dead internet theory 😭
@@Yan_VivoImported2 yr ago
По русски пж
@@MrAyish17Imported2 yr ago
Fr in g4 😅
@@Gh0stly.__.002Imported2 yr ago
POV: ur in science class rn
@@nassermuhsin5471Imported2 yr ago
2025 project is Good
@@dylanfrost7065Imported2 yr ago
skibidi
@@Pengu-v4pImported2 yr ago
POV: you're here because of a test-... "
@@Missydollie_shipsImported2 yr ago
ok gets ko nah lol😂
@@TFRecluseImported2 yr ago
What did yall get for number 1,,
@@Koi_4cedImported2 yr ago
POV:Yung nandito ka kasi sabi ni ma'am:
@@TracyHerzog-s7jImported2 yr ago
Women like flowers, chocolate, and cookies? Super sexist IMO. Can we not use such boring stereotypes in a video meant to inform people about science?
@@AmyPittman-zi2dhImported2 yr ago
I do not think that the size of the coin means anything. Because the penny is bigger than the dime, the penny equals less than the dime. Size does not matter when it comes to currency from my observation.
@@GodwarskaiImported2 yr ago
for the excersize at the end of the video- the bigger the coin does not always equal more value. EX. the dime is smaller than the penny and is worth 10x more.
@@wendyward8695Imported2 yr ago
i’m so confused and yes only here for school…
@@JoyJohnson-jz2bzImported2 yr ago
maybe use the color? why is the penny which is brown only worth 1cent and hardly ever used?
@@pakeezanaahhImported2 yr ago
I am here because my teacher is not teaching well and I'm having self study.
@@onewheeljordanImported2 yr ago
1. What is Meta-Analysis?
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<br>2. When a hypothesis is tested, what are two important things to keep in mind, according to the video?
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<br>3. What is a critical step to getting study results published?
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<br>4. Is is easier to prove a phenomenon exists or is it easier to prove the non-existence of a phenomenon?
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<br>5. What is the difference between Correlation and Causation?
@@sproutsImported4 yr ago
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The scientific method is an important tool to solve problems and learn from our observations. There are six steps to it:
Observe and Ask Questions
Research
Formulate a Hypothesis
Test your hypothesis
Conclude
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<br>2. When a hypothesis is tested, what are two important things to keep in mind, according to the video?
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<br>3. What is a critical step to getting study results published?
<br>
<br>4. Is is easier to prove a phenomenon exists or is it easier to prove the non-existence of a phenomenon?
<br>
<br>5. What is the difference between Correlation and Causation?