<prompt> Hlalosa hore na batho ba sebelisa mokhoa oa saense joang bophelong ba bona ba letsatsi le letsatsi.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain how people use the scientific method in their everyday lives. . Response in English: The scientific method is a disciplined and systematic approach to problem-solving that researchers use to investigate phenomena, but it is also an integral part of day-to-day decision making for many people. Here are the steps involved in the scientific method and some examples of how people use them in their everyday lives:1. Observation: It starts by making an observation of a phenomenon, a fact or problem, e.g., noticing that ones car wont start.2. Ask a question: Based on observation, one can ask a research question, e.g. why wont my car start?3. Formulate a hypothesis: A hypothesis, an educated guess or assumption, is formulated to answer the question, e.g., the cars battery is dead.4. Conduct an experiment or Test: An experiment or test is designed and performed to gather data, e.g., by checking the batterys voltage, trying to jump-start the car, or looking for loose connections.5. Analyze data and draw conclusions: The results are evaluated and analyzed to establish whether the hypothesis is supported or not, e.g., if the lights go on while trying to start the car, then the hypothesis could be wrong, and maybe the problem is with the starter motor.6. Report Results or Repeat: If the hypothesis is not consistent with the results, the process should start over from step two with a new hypothesis. Suppose the car started after checking the connections. In that case, the hypothesis is proven right, and the results can be reported or acted upon- like tightening the connections.Essentially, people apply this process to make decisions based on evidence rather than speculation, and thats the scientific methods power. It is not just for scientists in laboratories but for anyone who wants to solve a problem based on evidence. . Response in Sesotho: Mokhoa oa saense ke mokhoa o hlophisitsoeng le o hlophisitsoeng oa ho rarolla mathata oo bafuputsi ba o sebelisang ho batlisisa liketsahalo, empa hape ke karolo ea bohlokoa ea ho etsa liqeto tsa letsatsi le letsatsi bakeng sa batho ba bangata. Mehato e amehang mokhoeng oa mahlale ke ena le mehlala e meng ea ka moo batho ba e sebelisang bophelong ba bona ba letsatsi le letsatsi: 1. Tebelelo: E qala ka ho etsa tlhokomeliso ea ketsahalo e itseng, taba kapa bothata, mohlala, ho hlokomela hore koloi ea motho e ke ke ea khona. qala. 2. Botsa potso: Ho latela tlhokomeliso, motho a ka botsa potso ea lipatlisiso, mohlala, hobaneng koloi ea ka e sa lume? 3. Theha khopolo-taba: Khopolo-taba, khakanyo e rutoang kapa khakanyo, e etselitsoe ho araba potso, mohlala, betri ea koloi e shoele. 4. Etsa teko kapa Teko: Teko kapa teko e etselitsoe le ho etsoa ho bokella lintlha, mohlala, ka ho hlahloba matla a betri, ho leka ho qhomisa koloi, kapa ho batla lihokelo tse hlephileng. 5. Hlahlobisisa lintlha le ho etsa liqeto: Liphetho li hlahlojoa le ho hlahlojoa ho fumana hore na khopolo-taba e tšehetsoa kapa che, mohlala, haeba mabone a ntse a khantša ha a ntse a leka ho qalisa koloi, joale khopolo-taba e ka na ea e-ba phoso, me mohlomong bothata bo teng. ka enjene e qalang. 6. Tlaleho ea Liphetho kapa Pheta Pheta: Haeba khopolo-taba e sa lumellane le liphello, tsebetso e lokela ho qala ho tloha mohato oa bobeli ka khopolo e ncha. A re re koloi e qalile ka mora ho hlahloba likhokahano. Boemong bo joalo, khopolo-taba e netefalitsoe e nepahetse, me liphetho li ka tlalehoa kapa tsa etsoa - joalo ka ho tiisa likhokahano. Ha e le hantle, batho ba sebelisa mokhoa ona ho etsa liqeto tse thehiloeng bopaking ho e-na le likhopolo-taba, me ke matla a mokhoa oa saense. Ha se ea bo-rasaense ba lilaboratoring feela empa ke ea mang kapa mang ea batlang ho rarolla bothata ho latela bopaki. 