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Why should scientists perform experiments? A. To understand a hypothesis B. To answer questions about right and wrong C. To answer specific questions D. To impress their coworkers I believe I know the
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Why should scientists perform experiments?

A. To understand a hypothesis
B. To answer questions about right and wrong
C. To answer specific questions
D. To impress their coworkers

I believe I know the answer I just need it to be explained

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Scientists observe the world around them, from which to draw questions. Their predictions as to the answer are what we call a “hypothesis”. Thus, a scientist’s job is to answer the very hypotheses that they and their piers come up with.
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Answer: C-To answer specific questions

Step-by-step explanation:

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