Question

what statement used during the scientific method is testable or framed in a way that allows other scientists to prove it false? a hypothesis b observation c question d conclusion which of the following is typically the correct sequence if you are trying to follow the scientific method? a ask a question - form a hypothesis - draw conclusion - make observations b communicate results - make observations - form a hypothesis - draw conclusion c ask a question - form a hypothesis - test the hypothesis - draw conclusion

Explanation:

1. A hypothesis is a testable statement in the scientific method that can be proven false. Observations are initial data - gathering, questions are what initiate the process, and conclusions are the end - result after testing.
2. The correct sequence of the scientific method is to first ask a question, then form a hypothesis, test the hypothesis (which may involve making observations as part of the testing process), and finally draw a conclusion.

Answer:

1. a. hypothesis
2. c. ask a question - form a hypothesis - test the hypothesis - draw conclusion