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If a particular experiment is inconsistent with the hypothesis, what should happen next?

a. modify the hypothesis or make a new hypothesis
b. change the independent variable in the experiment
c. develop a theory
d. change the dependent variable in the experiment
e. perform more of the same experiment

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The answer is A.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is A because if you do change the independent variable and the experiment still doesn't work, then the problem is the hypothesis. The scientist could either choose to make a change to the hypothesis or abandon the entire experiment. That's why I think the answer is A.

User Xtof Pernod
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if u look at it closer y'all see the answer and the answer is b
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