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Why do you think it is important to make a prediction before you begin an experiment?
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Why do you think it is important to make a prediction before you begin an experiment?

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Prediction provide a reference point for a you of predictions are confirmed, you had supported the hypothesis if the predictions are not supported the hypothesis is falsified. Either way you has increased knowledge of the process being studied
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Answer: It is important to make a prediction

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It is important to make a prediction before you do an experiment because you would have an idea of what would happen befor you do it.

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