Analyzing the Elements of a Scientific Method Read the following story and then answer the questions. You and your friend are walking along a beach in southern New Jersey on January 15, at 8:00 am. You notice a thermometer on a nearby building that reads -1° C. You also notice that there is snow on the roof of the building and icicles hanging from the roof. You further observe a pool of sea water in the sand near the ocean. Your friend looks at the icicles and the pool and says, "How come the water on the roof is frozen and the sea water is not?" You respond, "I think that the salt in the sea water keeps it from freezing at -1°C." You go on to say, “And I think that, if the conditions remain the same, the same thing will happen tomorrow." Your friend asks, "How can you be sure?" You respond by saying, "I'm going to get some fresh water and some salt water and expose them to a temperature of -1° C and see what happens."

Analyzing the Elements of a Scientific Method Read the following story and then answer the questions. You and your friend are walking along a beach in southern New Jersey on January 15, at 8:00 am. You notice a thermometer on a nearby building that reads -1° C. You also notice that there is snow on the roof of the building and icicles hanging from the roof. You further observe a pool of sea water in the sand near the ocean. Your friend looks at the icicles and the pool and says, "How come the water on the roof is frozen and the sea water is not?" You respond, "I think that the salt in the sea water keeps it from freezing at -1°C." You go on to say, “And I think that, if the conditions remain the same, the same thing will happen tomorrow." Your friend asks, "How can you be sure?" You respond by saying, "I'm going to get some fresh water and some salt water and expose them to a temperature of -1° C and see what happens."

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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