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What does a scientist do if the hypothesis isn't supported?
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What does a scientist do if the hypothesis isn't supported?

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Then the scientist must explain exactly why their hypothesis was not reported, and they will explain what their experiment has shown and/ or proven. Not every experiment will prove a hypothesis correct. 
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