Match the scientific method steps with the process of solving the following problem: Question 3 options: Step 3: Conduct an experiment. Step 1: Make an observation, ask a question. Step 4: Interpret results, draw conclusions. Step 2: Formulate a hypothesis, make a prediction. Step 6: Develop a Theory Step 5: Accept or reject the initial hypothesis 1.You pick up your iPhone to send your best friend a text and the iPhone is not working; the screen is black. Why is iPhone not working? Why is the screen black?2.The iPhone is not working because it is not charged. If you charge the iPhone it will work.3.Record the results: Charge the phone for one hour. After an hour of charging, you turn the iPhone on and it works. You text your best friend and she responds.4.The iPhone did not work because it was not charged. Once you charged the iPhone, you were able to successfully send a text.5.Your hypothesis and prediction were both correct.6.A statement that supports your findings. When phones are not charged adequately, they can not perform such tasks as sending a text.

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Match the scientific method steps with the process of solving the following problem:

Question 3 options:

	Step 3: Conduct an experiment.
	Step 1: Make an observation, ask a question.
	Step 4: Interpret results, draw conclusions.
	Step 2: Formulate a hypothesis, make a prediction.
	Step 6: Develop a Theory
	Step 5: Accept or reject the initial hypothesis

1.	You pick up your iPhone to send your best friend a text and the iPhone is not working; the screen is black. Why is iPhone not working? Why is the screen black?
2.	The iPhone is not working because it is not charged. If you charge the iPhone it will work.
3.	Record the results: Charge the phone for one hour. After an hour of charging, you turn the iPhone on and it works. You text your best friend and she responds.
4.	The iPhone did not work because it was not charged. Once you charged the iPhone, you were able to successfully send a text.
5.	Your hypothesis and prediction were both correct.
6.	A statement that supports your findings. When phones are not charged adequately, they can not perform such tasks as sending a text.