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What should one do if the results of an experiment consistently do not support the original hypothesis?

What should one do if the results of an experiment consistently do not support the original hypothesis?
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What should one do if the results of an experiment consistently do not support the original hypothesis?

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Change the hypothesis to match the results.

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