To Be Scientific, Our Observations Must Be

question 81

Multiple Choice

To be scientific, our observations must be

• A)systematic.
• B)intuitive.
• C)haphazard.
• D)related to common sense.

Understand the factors limiting aquatic ecosystems.

Identify and describe the different ecological regions and their characteristics.

Understand the processes of energy conversion in ecosystems including photosynthesis and chemosynthesis.

Identify the primary source of energy for Earth's Sun.

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Definitions:

Independent Pricing

A pricing strategy where prices are set based on internal considerations or costs rather than being influenced by competitors or market prices.

Diagram

A graphical representation used to illustrate relationships, data, or processes in a clear and concise manner.

Duopoly Game

A market structure characterized by two firms controlling the majority of the market share, often analyzed in game theory to predict outcomes.

Collusion

A secretive agreement between parties to cooperate for fraudulent, illegal, or deceitful purposes, often noted in economics as companies conspiring to fix prices or manipulate market conditions.