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Module 1 Assignment

Submitted by Jason Brooks (guest) on Sat, 01/22/2011 - 8:28pm.

Yes, this module's assignment does demonstrate the Scientific Method. The hypothesis was clear and logical. The un-trained person would believe that they lake is still, however it is not. There are molecules constantly moving to keep the water in its liquid state. He made an observation, came up with a question, made a hypothesis, experimented and then made a conclusion. This was a neat assignment.

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