Scientists often measure length in?, The scientific method is based on?, One kilogram is approximately?

Question

Every valid scientific measurement must include a number and a?, The SI base unit for measuring time is the?, To find out whether seeds grow better in the light or dark you could put some seeds on pieces of damp paper towels and?, The freezing poing of water on the Celsius scale is?, A systematic method for gaining, organizing, and applying new knowledge is called?, 1000 mm is equal to?, The metric system is based on multiples of?, what is the measure of the pull of gravity on an object?, In 1928 the scottish biologist Alexander Fleming conducted careful research and performed controlled experiments to discover penicillin, the first drug to fight effectively against infections. Fleming followed the...A. international system, B. scientific method, C. trial and error approach, D. Celsius method..., Recorded observations are called?, The metric system is easy to use because it is based on units of ten. How many centimeters are there in 100 meters?

Answer 1

Try doing your own homework. Or are you trying to get us to do your takehome or online test for you? There are too many questions here for it to be anything else.

Answer 2

> Scientists often measure length in
Centimeters or meters, whichever is appropriate.

> The scientific method is based on
Repeatable observations

> One kilogram is approximately
one thousand grams.

> Every valid scientific measurement must include a number and a
Unit of measurement and a description of what is being measured

> The SI base unit for measuring time is the
second

> To find out whether seeds grow better in the light or dark you could put some seeds on pieces of damp paper towels and?
Place these assemblies under various known light levels.

> The freezing poing of water on the Celsius scale is?,
Zero degrees Celsius

> A systematic method for gaining, organizing, and applying new knowledge is called
Um... better look that up in your textbook. I was going to say "science," but your teacher might find that to be not a good answer.

> 1000 mm is equal to?,
One meter

> The metric system is based on multiples of?,
Ten

> what is the measure of the pull of gravity on an object?
Its weight

> Fleming followed the
Scientific method -- made an observation, speculated about the observation, designed experiments to repeat the observation, formulated a hypothesis, designed experiments to test hypothesis, etc.

> Recorded observations are called?
Raw data

> How many centimeters are there in 100 meters?
100 cm/m * 100 m = 10,000 cm

Answer 3

I'm with JM. I hope no one answers this one or your later question. You are obviously taking a test or quiz.