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The data from one particular experiment do not agree with a current theory. What is the next step? O Discard those data. O Change the theory immediately. O Try to repeat the data from the experiment. O
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The data from one particular experiment do not agree with a current theory. What is the next step?

O Discard those data.
O Change the theory immediately.
O Try to repeat the data from the experiment.
O Change the data to agree with the theory.

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Answer: C Repeat the experiment and compare the data again.

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C. Try to repeat the data from the experiment
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