USE YOUR OWN WORDS. Each question must have a three sentence long answer! best answer gets brainliest!
1.What is the goal of science?
2.How is science different from other ways of learning about the world?
3.How do scientists gather the evidence that supports their ideas?
4.Why do scientists need to be good communicators?
5.Why do scientists need to be able to use math?
6.What are some examples of how science can help us in our everyday lives?

1. The goal of science is to explore and understand the physical world around us.

2. Science is different from other ways of learning about the world because science is more hands-on.

3. Scientists gather evidence by going out into the world and finding it. If their idea is correct, physical evidence in the world should be able to prove their idea correct.

4. Scientists need to be able to be good communicators because if they aren't, something might go wrong. If a scientist isn't communicating with their partner(s) during an experiment, something could go wrong due to a lack of communication.

5. Scientists need to be able to use math because, in a lot of experiments, math is required to calculate results and data.

6. Science helps us every day in different forms. For example, when you watch the weather forecast, the weather scientists are telling you the results of their data.

I know this isn't a complete answer but hope this helps:)

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electron microscopy and scanning tunneling microscopes gives us a greater understanding of atoms by being able to see the atom itself, and lets us see some atomic reactions.

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