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When developing a question for a scientific inquiry, the question will ideally... A. not just simply ask why. B. be measurable C. identify variables D. all of these
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When developing a question for a scientific inquiry, the question will ideally...

A. not just simply ask why.

B. be measurable

C. identify variables

D. all of these

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Its D I GO IT RIGHT ALL OF THESE

Explanation: STUDY ISLAND

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The three first options are requirements for a scientific inquiry: Not just simply as why, be measurable and identify variables. So the correct option is D. All of these. 
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