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If the experiments data does not support the hypothesis what would a scientist do next? A. Question their ability to be a scientist. B. Discard the entire experiment as irrelevant. C. Conclude the opposite
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If the experiments data does not support the hypothesis what would a scientist do next?

A. Question their ability to be a scientist.
B. Discard the entire experiment as irrelevant.
C. Conclude the opposite of the hypothesis.
D. Ask more questions based on learning something from this experiment.

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Ask more questions based on learning something from this experiment.

hope this helps :)

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