The Inductive Scientist

question 44

Multiple Choice

The inductive scientist:

• A) believes that patterns of explanation will become obvious once enough data are collected
• B) is a strong proponent of using theories
• C) is never concerned with testing between conflicting predictions made by different theories
• D) begins with a theory and then collects supporting data

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Definitions:

Zero-Factor Property

The rule stating if a product of two or more factors is zero, at least one of the factors must be zero.

Equation

A pronouncement in mathematics asserting the equivalence of two expressions.

Factored Form

An expression represented as the product of its factors.

Constructed Figure

A geometric shape that is drawn or created using specific rules or tools.