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7/28/2019 Nature of Science (Intro)
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Nature of Science
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CHARACTERISTICS OF SCIENCE
1. Scientific knowledge is tentative
2. Science also has its limitations
3. Science Demands Evidence
4. Science Explains and Predicts
5. Science Is Not Authoritarian
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Scientific Process
Steps in Problem solving using thescientific method
1. Observation
2. Problem
3. Data gathering
4. Hypothesis
5. Experimentation
6. conclusion
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ANSWER TO ACTIVITY 2
Scientific Process
1. Experimental Design
2. Mystery Box
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Problem:
A drug manufacturer wants to test the effectiveness of drug X in
preventing the outbreak of viral diseases, their research involves
giving drug X to a certain group of people, while another groupreceives a placebo.
1. Which is the control group? Why? (2pts)
The people who received the placebo because they did not receive the
factor being tested
2. Which is the experimental group? Why? (2 pts)
The people who received the drug X because they are the ones who
receives the factor being tested
3. Dependent variable? Independent variable? (2pts)
The dependent variable is the outbreak of viral disease while the
independent variable is the effectiveness of drug X.
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4. Why is hypothesis considered an intellectual guess? (2pts)
It an intellectual guess because it was based on facts and gathered
related literature about the study or research.
5. Why is there a need to have a control group in an experimental
design? (2pts)
A control group is important because it serves as a basis for
comparison.
6. How do you differentiate theories from hypothesis? (2pts)
Theories are approved hypothesis while hypothesis is a temporary
answer to a question that scientists chosen to investigate
7. What is a falsifiable hypothesis? Give an example. (2pts)
A falsifiable hypothesis means that must be a way to test if the
hypothesis is false or not.
Ex: If a bath a dozen cat, a storm will come.
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MYSTERY BOX
Observations:
The box is made of a thick cardboard measuring 1
meter from all sides. It weighs 20Kg.
1. List the possible content of the box. Pick one from
among the many objects you listed. (2pts)
2. Explain why you picked that object as a possible
content of the box (Possible Hypothesis) (1pt)
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MYSTERY BOX
3. Outline the procedure or method that will enable
you to test your hypothesis. Give a summary of
your experimental design that will help you
determine if your hypothesis is correct? (5pts)
4. If the result does not agree with your guess, what
will you do? (1pt)
5. Give at least three scientific attitudes that you
exhibited in trying to guess the content of the
mystery box. Explain how these traits help you in
guessing correctly the content of the mystery box.
(3pts)
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MATHEMATICS IN SCIENCE
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SI =Systeme International dUnites.
based on the metric system of measurement
that was developed by France. ideal because it is a decimal system.
Simple relations exist between units and
equivalents and they are expressed inmultiples of 10.
SI is consist of a set of units together with a
set of prefixes.
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SEVEN SI BASE UNITS
Quantity Name Symbol
Mass kilogram kg
Time second s
Length meter m
Electrical current ampere A
Temperature kelvin KAmount of substance mole mol
Luminous intensity candela cd
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TABLE OF PREFIXES USED IN SI
UNITS
Prefix Abbreviatio
n
Exponential
expression
Decimal
Expression
Mega M 106 1,000,000
Kilo K 103
1,000Hekto H 102 100
Deka da 101 10
Deci d 10-1 0.1
Centi c 10-2 0.01
Milli m 10-3 0.001
Micro 10-6 0.000001
nano n 10-9
0.000000001
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English system
1 in = 2.54 cm
1 ft = 0.3 m
1 yrd = 0.91 m
1 mi = 1.61 km1 ml = 1cm3
1 liq quart = 0.95 L
1 dry quart = 1.10 L1 gal = 3.80 L
1oz = 28.35 g
1lbs = 0.45 kg
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ASSIGNMENTRead articles on the recent developments of our
science and technology:
On a 1 whole sheet of paper, answer the following
questions.
1. What are the benefits that we get from technology?2. What are the different disadvantages of technology?
3. Will you support industrialization or not? Justify
your answer.
Prepare for a SHORT chapter test next meeting. BRING
YOUR TEXTBOOK
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REFERENCES
Consulta Francisco, Ma. Teresa
and Francisco, Levi, Physical
Science, Ta-Orbitz publication,
2009.
Conceptual Physical Science, 2nd
Edition, Hewitt, Paul et. Al.,
Addison_Wesley Publishing Co.
Inc., 1999.