The Scientific Method: Steps, Examples, Tips, and Exercise

[@sprouts]

Help us to reach more teachers to learn about science: patreon.com/sprouts

[@pointdittheplayer2602]

Sure?

[@NSA.]

.

[@VenturaIT]

Flying squirrels?

[@FlynnDeGraaf]

Slay 💅💅💅💅💅💅

[@STORYSTROKES913]

😂😂

[@jisoology_yt]

Quick summary 1. Observe and Ask Question:in this stage we think about a question because of our observations 2. Research: we do research about our question 3. Formulate a Hypothesis: we come up with a theory 4. Test your Hypothesis: we test our theory in a fair and unbiased way 5. Conclude: we conclude a result from our research 6. Share Results: we share our idea with other people

[@davyc412]

Yeah I watched this video, there are mistakes. A lot of it is bad wording which can lead to a misunderstanding of the method. It also assumes that your testing will prove tour hypothesis, which is not always the case It should be 1. Observe. The includes seeing something that needs explaining and informing yourself what is known about this phenomenon. 2. Formulate hypothesis. Based on your observation and what you now know, make an informed guess on what is going on. Your hypothesis must be both informed and testable to be a hypothesis. 3. Test. Devise controlled experiments to prove or disprove your hypothesis. 4. Conclude and revise. If your experiments prove, and can't disprove your hypothesis, you accept it. If your experiments disprove your hypothesis, your revise your hypothesis based on your new knowledge and test again.

[@johnrylearrojado7947]

9

[@1stPrinciples455]

The Scientifc Method is flawed as follows: 1. Observation : we cannot see many things even with the best tools available. You cannot see the 4th dimension (excl time). So this is also a Limitation of the Method. 2. CONCLUDE : Given that the entire scientist community of the world know approx Zero about the entire natural world, most of the Conclusions are and will be Wrong. This explains the numerous flawed Theories

[@lorcanzo2498]

@@davyc412 Observation, Hypothesis, Experiment, Results, Interpret (the results), Conclusion

[@the1831]

Thx so much

[@crow_X3]

Me: clicks vid and watches bc im doin schoolwork video: Why ArE kiDS sAd???

[@crow_X3]

@Malachi Muhammad lmao yea

[@thejoker7942]

Cause your making us stressed in the middle of a fucking pamdanic

[@XeroOps]

@@thejoker7942 same I'm so fucking depressed with this pandemic and school

[@jdhulk8305]

Kids are never sad😏Cause they never think too much...

[@dazita734]

Those who are children, they understand

[@Gloqqings]

POV: Your here Bc of school

[@Gloqqings]

Matar Nuaimi your mad LMFAOO🤨

[@baileybruster8805]

true

[@baileybruster8805]

thats facts

[@sxail8391]

@@baileybruster8805 ikr

[@estrellaorellano3045]

@@baileybruster8805 i know right

[@shivamrajsharma2861]

I think this channel deserves far more viewers than it has now

[@sprouts]

keep telling your friends ;)

[@Sabasoot]

Shivam Raj Sharma unfortunately seeing two teenagers seeing what happens to a watermelon falling from the 3rd floor is more appealing. It’s either the people are weird, or we are ... worth doing a scientific study to find out.

[@Thpoal]

@@sprouts aye, this vid will get reaaal popular because our science teachers are recommending this video!

[@thedoggowisdom]

@@Thpoal yes, my science teacher did recommend this!

[@Thpoal]

@@thedoggowisdom i forgot this video existed

[@malikjengo2877]

It’s crazy how back in high school you ask yourself when you’re learning about ways to solve math problems, “when am I ever gonna use this in the real world”. Well at least that’s what I’ve asked myself. But come to find out we utilize the scientific method is everyday life.

[@ChungSeikerThatonedude]

Preach. I agree wholeheartedly with you

[@softwareminimalist]

1. Formulate idea 2. Gather data to test and try and falsify your idea 3. If your idea survives all the tests you can throw at it ask others to try and falsify your idea. 4. If nobody can falsify your idea it becomes a tentative best explanation until a better explanation comes along. 5. Never get emotionally attached to the idea itself, because it will blind you to better ideas.

[@EthanGarcia-z9b]

Lol what is that last one

[@Yomamma213]

I’m just here because of school

[@Victoria-ik2bc]

Same 😂

[@sabiesaenz]

@@Victoria-ik2bc same

[@artsybatz]

Same here. I hate this 😂

[@braedynbrown4820]

same

[@ViaIsabel]

Same

[@laurellane1864]

We tested the hypothesis and verified that it was accurate until we added the dime--the smallest US coin. This was a great bit of practice for the understanding of Step 4 of the Scientific Method. Your hypothesis was disproven!

[@bipoiar_5990]

the video was very explanatory and explained all the steps very well with a very nice view and drawings

[@akiraanime7149]

Is there still people that watch videos at home for school?

[@talaabugharbieh3211]

Yup

[@Hiramira78]

Sadly yes

[@ollie1758]

Ash Interrupts yeppp

[@WeakestDiva]

@Melina Rosenblum May 6 likes noice

[@WeakestDiva]

69*

[@Elitus_knightus]

2:28 My teacher from biology always tells the class that when forming a hypothesis it has to include "if", "then", and "because". So the hypothesis in the video might be if a woman smiles more often than men then it might be from their personal lifes because we usually don't see that much happiness on women that often sometimes. I just wanted to share this

[@michellemensinger7064]

Your science/ BIOLOGY teacher was correct!

[@kirsten1855]

POV: you came here bc ur teacher said to

[@vhiancaysabelle9738]

Lol i agree

[@cylamaenavarrete7270]

Yep 😂

[@laislyra5512]

Nop I'm just masochist

[@Haluforia]

No, I'm just curious

[@bubblegummyy]

this is me

[@wyattsutton563]

Dude, your drawings remind me of watching Curious George when I was little ;)

[@Habeeb22021965]

Yea dude.....

[@m.o.d.o.k.]

Same

[@angrycokie5520]

Yeah......

[@midnight13-99]

Why the wink 😭😭

[@shamamismael4300]

He is using an app

[@JasonCameron774]

Great video; used it as a study aid for several of my students and they've all loved it.

[@gachaxxxxxwhisperer930]

They all lied

[@Deh14u]

how do you know ,i loved it@@gachaxxxxxwhisperer930 your wearing a gacha pfp and his students are more discipline than you?

[@itsjustdana]

@@gachaxxxxxwhisperer930 DAM LOL

[@KayThePlug]

That was my teacher @@gachaxxxxxwhisperer930 💀

[@tanmoykr.biswas1738]

Make video on "Why do some feel sleepy after a while studying ?"

[@happiestking7135]

Because u sit there and not move which make tired maybe because u do the same for sleeping I think I don’t know

[@Su-pz5ib]

Happiest King nice hypothesis

[@_dyingroses_2076]

@@happiestking7135 If we watch videos, we do the same, but why is studying alot more effective for making us fall asleep than watching videos?

[@ericblank9729]

@@happiestking7135 your response seems to be more of a correlation not causation.

[@nayla5525]

in scientific method you fist ask your self why do you want to sleep after studying. do some research and come up with the hypothesis as to why it is happening. Test that study and see if it happens and do something else instead of studying and see if you get sleepy. After you are sure with the testing, Conclude the study and share it with people. I may be wrong but I just wanted to try my self. Your an MVP if you read till the end lol

[@1AmGroot]

In Israel, we have coins of 10 Agoras (1/10 of a Shekel, 1 Agora is 1/100 of a Shekel), 1/2 of a Shekel, 1 Shekel, 2 Shekels. 5 Shekels, and 10 Shekels. Their sizes are non-indicative of their value, as these are the coins sorted from biggest to smallest: 1/2 of a Shekel, 5 Shekels, 10 Shekels, 10 Agoras, 2 Shekels, 1 Shekel. Something to note is the color of the coins. All of the coins valued under 1 Shekel are golden, while all of the coins that are valued at or above 1 Shekel are silver. The one outlier is the 10 Shekel coin, which is golden with a thick silver trim. Have a good day observing coins!

[@bigchungus6891]

you mean here in palestine?

[@NintonMA_]

you mean palestine

[@Randy-up9mo]

Am I the only one who find your videos both relaxing and educational?

[@sprouts]

I hope not :p

[@jaydevsinhsolanki9323]

wolf Void Me too.

[@jaydevsinhsolanki9323]

wolf Void Sprouts makes me happy.

[@joeleonwan408]

Nopeme too

[@kynsheaswold1126]

Yes,yes u are

[@guy8183]

I got recommended this video from my science teacher

[@softlykawaii8887]

Same lel

[@shivanimanisha2727]

Same

[@naimal_]

OMG, same here, I joined a new school and we have a test so my science teacher gave me a bunch of links to watch to *pass* the test, it hasn’t even been 2 weeks and there’s an wxam

[@naimal_]

Exam*

[@learnerscentre4216]

Me too

[@uiopisreal9966]

Swiss here! We had many years ago a 1 rp and a two rp which supported your hypothesis. Today we don't have them anymore but we have still the rest: 5 rp is smaller than 10 rp is smaller than 20 rp is bigger than 50 rp is smaller than 1 CHF is smaller than 2 CHF is smaller than 5 CHF As you can see your hypothesis does not stand against the 0.5 CHF coin.

[@jonathansalguero4511]

Thanks for share this information. I'm 25 years old man trying to be better everyday and that's why I decide to take my GED test this year. Wish me luck ;)

[@sprouts]

Best of luck!

[@nzarzecki]

Jonathan Salguero Good luck! You got this 👊🏼

[@mustafafahad4486]

did u pass?

[@SiMeGamer]

- Maybe the coin is bigger because the imprint on the coin can only fit that size of a coin and it's worth is related to the art on it? - Maybe it's the amount of material and type of material that it is made of? (probably the reason) - Maybe it's because that's the way they were first made (the very first coins of X type) and they didn't bother changing it because they were lazy? - Maybe this is actually related to the total area/circumference/width of the coin and not how big (volume) it is? - Maybe it's based on the amount of metal paint used for each coin which requires a bigger surface area, so it's not the size that determines it's worth but the size correlates to the amount of paint they need per coin? - Maybe it's because the technology that used to exist to make the less valuable coins was not capable to make the bigger type of coins and their worth is lesser because of age and not size? - Maybe it's based on the coin's weight? - Maybe it's based on the amount of electricity each coin gain harness? - Maybe it's based on the coin's buoyancy level? - Maybe it's a combination of some of the above and there are very specific combinations that determine each coins' worth? That's all I could come up with in addition to your size suggestion :]

[@sprouts]

Great questions. Who would have thought there is so much to know and ask about coins.

[@jasonmiller1347]

a dime is worth more than a nickel, but way smaller. That disproves that all coins value of worth are correlated with their size (unless the dime is some weird exception).

[@dinoasmr1514]

I'm here because I want to practically apply this method in my life, in aspects like academics, my skills, working out and relationships.

[@alexball9111]

Alex Ball Intro to pysch 8/29/19 1. I would like to examine do wearing socks have an effect on your speed in track. I am doing my topic on this because I was told that wearing no socks under your spikes would help your time improve, so I stopped running track with socks on at the meets. I began to see my times improve after I had stopped wearing socks and believed the two were related. 2. My hypothesis is that not wearing socks while running track does not improve your speed. Your speed is affected by a lot of factors, however socks are not one of them. How you train and prepare your body is the real factor to your performance on the track. 3. The variables I use would be track speed, and running with or without socks. The socks would be the independent variable, while track speed would be the dependent variable. The socks would be independent because wearing socks depends on nothing. The track speed would be the dependent variable because it depends on whatever is happening with the socks. 4. I would use a controlled group of runners for my experiment. I would use track runners who have experience as the subjects to conduct this experiment. Using random everyday people wouldn’t be a good choice of subjects because they aren’t use to running competitively and how to run track properly. 5. Yes I would do a double blind study with the subjects because I want the runners to run their best both ways. If the runners know that an experiment is being conducted they might subconsciously change how they run. Because of this I want my runners to run their absolute best with and without socks, after they finish the experiment I will tell them that they were in a experiment. 6. Ethically I found that this was a bad experiment to conduct because to many factors affect a runners speed to specifically pin it solely on socks. I still believe that socks hold no significant impact on a runners speed and how fast he goes.

[@mandycarroll9046]

Nice job

[@FrescoFD]

Thank you for your work, especially regarding the scientific method. I never thought that it is much simpler method. I should try to use this in my everyday life. Anyway, can you do a summary about historical method? I really appreciate it.

[@allisonwonderland4482]

Who else came her to find out how to do their homewrok?

[@qop7584]

Actually, this was my homework lol

[@jvirula8463]

Galaxy Pheonix same

[@ultimately-zx4341]

yeah came here bit late but :/

[@Chris-sf4ox]

🤦we all dying here?

[@johndeere8752]

me

[@richashah229]

i would love to learn more about the experiment that tests if men or women are happier and how they overcame all the blocks and issues of the experimental design.

[@rileyg1307]

The hypothesis about coin size is incorrect, at least in the U.S. A penny is worth 1 cent, but a dime is worth ten cents yet it's smaller than the penny. Did you intend to provide that?

[@im_creative1]

This whole process from observations to findings needs "Patience & Perseverance"

[@TotallyNotMax1]

bruh it says share the resilts also, in NY, im not sure about the others, the 10c coins are the smallest. in physical size, it goes 10c, 1c, 5c, 25c, and dollar coin

[@stellag.domondon991]

Well explained in layman's terms...My salute!

[@sephiro1028]

This is a great video and it helped me finish a scientific project I’ve been working on. I wasn’t doing it because if school, It was just a research I was doing, Anyway, keep doing what you’re doing.

[@sprouts]

Hi Ash The Vampire, thank you so much for the great feedback! We are so glad to know our videos are useful to you :) If you like our work and would like to support us please subscribe or consider becoming a patron at www.patreon.com/sprouts. Cheers!

[@alghamdio]

I have been telling people that a hypotheses (or a theory) cannot be proven correct. It can only stand a test or fail a test and be proven wrong. Is that in line with your comment at @4:55 ?

[@sprouts]

Exactly.

[@1dgoose]

And you suppose that makes sense? You can prove something is false but you can't prove that something is true? You seem to be saying that forensics science evidence cannot prove it is true that the accused is guilty...

[@MsJhonmendoza]

Thank you so much, my native language is Spanish. I have learned how to pronounce more words, and I have improve my knowledge of the scientific method.

[@chetnathneupane3536]

Your teaching method and pictures are so good❤

[@minun5]

In Malaysia, we have 5c, 10c, 20c and 50c. The size changes from smallest to biggest according to the value too. Is 5c smaller because we need more 5c to have 50c, then stacking smaller coins will be easier and save space to change them to 50c?

[@sprouts]

+minun5 lovely. Thanks for helping researching on this study.

[@joytalks4441]

sprots sir I am greatly influenced by ur work and I need more scientific techniques for improving myself and thank you for replying

[@joeleonwan408]

And that's probably why 1c was remove from our country money system

[@dorabefine1333]

minun5 y

[@talebabusineh742]

طز

[@fibonaccisandpies9770]

In India, we have 1rs, 2rs and 5rs coins. However, the size and value has no relation. The 2rs coin is the largest followed by 1rs and then the 5rs coin. There is one relation of weight and value that is observed, the 5rs coin is the heaviest followed by 2rs and then 1rs. :)

[@Nxbodys]

Pov: You have school assignment and your teacher sent you this vid to watch and your to lazy to do it

[@rosy5807]

POV: Your teacher told you to watch this video along with two other videos twice, but you’re too lazy to do it twice.

[@Dat-Doomba]

@@rosy5807 just watch it at 1.5 speed like I do lmao

[@spexzfn5096]

Thank you so much, you helped me study for my test!!!

[@sprouts]

You are welcome RyanTheBeast! I hope it went well? If you want to support us to make more videos like this one, there are a few things you can do right now. 1. You can subscribe and click the bell icon to get notified when we upload a new video. 2. You can share this video with a friend or people from school or work. 3. You can also support us directly, with a small monthly subscription at www.patreon.com/sprouts

[@ViaIsabel]

KidSavage M me too

[@spexzfn5096]

Sprouts already subbed with notifications on!

[@adolph4948]

This lesson is really usefull , thanks for helping me with my science!

[@sprouts]

Hi Adolph, thank you so much for the great feedback! We are so glad to know our videos are useful to you :) If you like our work and would like to support us please subscribe or consider becoming our Patron at www.patreon.com/sprouts. Cheers!

[@XeroOps]

Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein Und das heißt: Erika. Heiß von hunderttausend kleinen Bienelein Wird umschwärmt: Erika Denn ihr Herz ist voller Süßigkeit, Zarter Duft entströmt dem Blütenkleid. Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein Und das heißt: Erika. In der Heimat wohnt ein blondes Mägdelein Und das heißt: Erika. Dieses Mädel ist mein treues Schätzelein Und mein Glück, Erika. Wenn das Heidekraut rot-lila blüht, Singe ich zum Gruß ihr dieses Lied. Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein Und das heißt: Erika. In mein'm Kämmerlein blüht auch ein…

[@sajanarashan5099]

I'm from Sri Lanka ..and I'm a learning student..your videos are so important me.thanks

[@sprouts]

glad you like them and you find them helpful. How old are you, if I may ask?

[@edanoallanagabrielle900]

POV: you didn't listen to your teacher and you just watched this incredible video and passed ur test. Thank you for letting me understand the scientific method!

[@sprouts]

Hi Allana Edaño! We are so glad to hear you found our video helpful :) Thank you for the comment

[@meraniashilonga7261]

Thank you, I needed some information for studying for exams

[@chriswill127]

Most people go from observe to conclude and lose their minds when u say "you're wrong"

[@MegaPyrrhus]

A best and simple video on how to conduct a scientific study.

[@emrepekcan8620]

We are all here because of school

[@kirthana_03]

Exactly

[@onewheeljordan]

1. What is Meta-Analysis? 2. When a hypothesis is tested, what are two important things to keep in mind, according to the video? 3. What is a critical step to getting study results published? 4. Is is easier to prove a phenomenon exists or is it easier to prove the non-existence of a phenomenon? 5. What is the difference between Correlation and Causation?

[@ChristinaH-t8c]

I am only here for school If you have the same thing comment

[@MyName-zb4dl]

1. Observe and question 2. Research 3. Formulate Hyphotesis 4. test your hypothesis 5. Analyzing and Conclude 6.Share the results ♡♡♡♡♡

[@sabirsalma9864]

Great informative, educational video. It explains the scientific method clearly. thanks a lot

[@sprouts]

Hi SABIR SALMA! Thank you so much for the lovely comment. :) If you like the way we explain academic theories and want to support us to make more videos like this one, there are a few things you can do. 1. You can subscribe and click the bell icon to get notified when we upload a new video. 2. You can share this video with a friend or people from school or work. 3. You can join us. If you have insights into academic ideas, enjoy writing and you want to help them in simple language, contact us via our website www.sproutsschools.com 4. You support us directly, with a small monthly donation at www.patreon.com/sprouts

[@sabirsalma9864]

@@sprouts big pleasure thank you very much

[@AbiolaAjala-e4v]

THANKS FOR THIS, IT WAS REALLY HELPFUL FOR ME!!!!!❤💝💟👌👌

[@iqbalfirmansyah3711]

Name : Iqbal Firmansyah Grade : 9 From : Cahaya Rancamaya IBS This video is about "Scientific Method" The scientific method is an important tool to solve problems and learn from our observations. Steps : 1. Observe and Ask Question 2. Research 3. Formulate a Hypothesis 4. Test your Hypothesis 5. Conclude 6. Share Results

[@shabanyanwar._1959]

hyiqbhuooolll

[@mnamanm]

@@shabanyanwar._1959 gjls ege

[@shabanyanwar._1959]

@@mnamanm iy bang jago

[@mnamanm]

@@shabanyanwar._1959 eh sori bang becanda doang🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@madisondavis5719]

Iqbal Firmansyah thank you

[@angelinaadams1544]

In Trinidad and Tobago we mainly have 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c. The size does not determine the value in my country. The 5c is the biggest and the 10c is the smallest here.

[@ccrob4610]

when I grow up Iwant to be a scientist and I am.

[@Angel-ty3xe]

Shout out sa mga classmate nga nagtan-aw ani para sa Practical Research 1 Activity 6

[@meljandisucatan2669]

Hahahaha

[@declan8577]

In europe, 5 cents is smaller than 10 cents and 1 euro is smaller than 50 cents. Other than that it does apply

[@yuzohassan1367]

In Malaysia now we have two different version of 20c and 50c respectively, the older ones being much bigger in size than the newer ones. But to substitute its size and to equalize its value... the newer ones are made golden while the older ones remain silver.

[@travel_alka4989]

Name : Mahatma W Alkautsar Grade : 9 From : Cahaya Rancamaya IBS This video is about "Scientific Method" The scientific method is an important tool to solve problems and learn from our observations. Steps : 1. Observe and Ask Question 2. Research 3. Formulate a Hypothesis 4. Test your Hypothesis 5. Conclude 6. Share Results 7.correlation is not causation

[@annmarieparks743]

I love this because scienc is my favorite 🤫🤫

[@crazilajimpers2042]

I love sprouts! Thanks for making these amazing videos!

[@sprouts]

+Crazilajimpers your welcome. Glad we make you happy with our work!

[@alliosys]

I love your work too, and also I love Brussel sprouts!🤣

[@the8264]

Alex Pavlov studios - APS Films TV hahahahaahaj funny

[@luciiaa_od]

this video really help me thanks. I love your pictures

[@evejay2207]

a dime is smaller than penny. :) Excellent presentation Sir.

[@Musclemachine747]

Thanks for the information mate

[@isiffrin]

POV: Your scrolling through the comments because you were forced to watch this video and your bored.

[@Mikoto_osugami]

Relatable as hell‼️

[@Mahra196]

thank you this helping me for my exam

[@sprouts]

All the best :)

[@iloveladydimitrescu1492]

This is depressing..

[@mernaashraf2164]

YUP

[@Mikoto_osugami]

Yep🎉

[@lou_diamondyt9784]

Thank you sooo much this helped me and now my grades are going up thank you so much

[@sprouts]

Wonderful! I'm so glad to hear that!

[@TiarajuAndreazza]

Hey, nice video. I just submitted a portuguese translation.

[@mapulengraletele5947]

Thanks for this because I had such a difficult homework but the vedeo made it easy for me

[@joytalks4441]

sprouts make a video on improving handwriting

[@sprouts]

+Joy Lakra have you seen our Deliberate Practice video? It should work for handwriting.

[@joytalks4441]

plzz sir need to know more about u I am greatly influenced

[@giudon170]

This Channel is underrated. the content here is Great!

[@elijahfps2192]

its not underrated it would be as big as expected if he posted regularly.

[@darlenecuevas3010]

This is the video we watched in class today😂

[@yxkhithab]

same lol

[@VelvetGD]

Me too

[@tough4640]

All of y’all are here cause of school I am not just learning something new

[@fishbroz]

Feel you 😅

[@BEASTBOYLOL739]

can someone give me the backround music

[@m1h116]

you realy thik you are better than me fortnite 1v1 me

[@BEASTBOYLOL739]

?

[@alt8791]

7:25 Dr. Squatch, MLMs, most religions, and homeopathic products: take note. Also, to answer the final question: in the US, for the most part, larger coins are worth more. However, there are a few exceptions to this rule: the half-dollar and dime. The JFK Half dollar is 30.6 mm in diameter according to Wikipedia. The full dollar is only 26 mm. The dime is a tiny 17mm across, while the nickel is 21mm.

[@IgnoreMeImWrong]

If science is to find the truth and nothing but the truth how is something falsifiable if it's possibly false? It's a best guess scenario.

[@lucy_lyy]

I love biology, thanks school

[@justpei9704]

Who else got this for homework ;l

[@rae9766]

Homework lol

[@yujikun2831]

Exam :')

[@KCROL.]

i defenitly left a like on the video, but, between us, DONT TELL PEOPLE WHY U HAVE 542 DISLIKES....

[@cyrusblack4455]

ok your experiment about men vs women is stupid and pretty stereotypical but i diffidently approve of the flying hamsters

[@petergriffinwithoutface802]

Cyrus Black Right 😭, all I had to do is laugh.

[@cyrusblack4455]

@@petergriffinwithoutface802 lmao

[@cyrusblack4455]

@dakky i am a furry if that was what u meant. =]

[@simonmikkelsen]

Many great points that have caused many studys to fail.

[@myaegg2145]

my teacher told me to comment something

[@applepie2232]

wow good job

[@GYATMASTER666]

the scientific method has six steps 1.Observe and ask Questions. 2.Research in this stage we research the question. 3.Formulate a hypothesis: in this stage we come up with an theory to our question. 4.Test the Hypothesis: here we test our theory. 5.Conclude in this stage we come to a conclusion from the results of our research. 6.Share results: here we we share our ideas and results.

[@ruwanariheenkenda5978]

In Sri Lanka, 5 ruppes coin is smaller in area and circumference than the 2 rupees coin. But still the 5 rupees coin is more thicker than the 2 rupees coin.

[@lunaaaa9408]

Hello 2019?

[@randomhuman2088]

Nope 2020 buddy

[@IAmC.J]

@@randomhuman2088 2021

[@obvious_44]

Nice educational video

[@GajanaNigade]

Aaahhh... YT comments section is the best place for peer reviews.

[@sprouts]

thanks! :)

[@arnelulay8415]

maam tiangsing, we are watching you

[@jaycanale2391]

Dimes are smaller than pennies but are worth more. HMMMMMMMMM!!! WHAT DO YOU MEAN BROTHER!!!! Copyright TSM Daequan.

[@Roadshot1]

In Bolivia we have coin currency in the denomination of 10c 50c 1u 2u 5u it is true that coin size is correlated to value untill the 5unit one that one is actually closer to the 50c in size but has 2 metallic colors on it to avoid confusion

[@hi0-043]

When you have no book and have homework. Me:

[@keighcazandraaquino5811]

i feel you Imao

[@teijamackie6090]

Is the coin hypothesis a CORRELATION or CAUSATION?

[@ChristinaH-t8c]

why does my comment have 1 like

[@Type_lot]

No 3

[@TheWatcher-m8r]

No five

[@louisfigz6137]

No 12

[@nitrolimits]

4:51 RESLILTS LOL

[@yxkhithab]

LOL

[@nightappleispoisonapple5012]

Its not that funny

[@sofiayoldash256]

Reslilts? what's that?

[@PandasutikkuDesu]

It's U not I because of the handwriting... 😒

[@samtonkin5736]

In Australia, the largest value coin - the $2 coin - is the smallest. Therefore we conclude and can report that the hypothesis is false.

[@jinxfennickin4520]

this helps cause there is drawing XD

[@courtneychomycia398]

The music really is "can I copy your homework?" "yeah, but change it a bit" but for the Sailor Moon op

[@5ound929]

The scientific Method

[@mnamanm]

pr pr pr

[@MrBrown-yw4oe]

Got a meeting coming up for improving efficiency next month. Thanks for creating this video!

[@TheSealOfFate]

Evil colgate EVIL i tell you