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In your own words, please state in one paragraph what is the purpose (aim) of this entire lab. Throughout this entire lab, we are undergoing through this Scientific Investigation. The abstract for this lab is to demonstrate how to test the materials in order to determine whether the hypothesis is true or false. Our purpose based on this experiment are to ask a question by being curious about the natural world, create a hypothesis by answering the question with a proposed possible explanation, design the experiments in order to test the hypothesis, form the result, analyze the result, and to explain the result.

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