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How can an experiment support or fail to support a hypothesis???
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How can an experiment support or fail to support a hypothesis???

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Just to help, if the experiment works out as predicted or as a hypothesis says then it supports the hypothesis. If the experiment didn't go as planned, fails, or isn't right, then it fails to support a hypothesis.

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