An experiment which seems to validate a hypothesis:

must be correct

should be repeatable by other scientists

is all that is required to draw a conclusion

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Killian Horne

Biology

12 July, 10:44

An experiment which seems to validate a hypothesis:

must be correct

should be repeatable by other scientists

is all that is required to draw a conclusion

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Nasir Wallace · Answer 1

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Rebecca Daniels · Answer 2

Your hypothesis does not need to be correct

your directions in should be very well described so other scientist can repeat the experiment correctly

in order to draw a conclusion you need to have completed the experiment

the conclusion is when you state whether or not you hypothesis is correct or incorrect

An experiment which seems to validate a hypothesis:must be correctshould be repeatable by other scientistsis all that is required to draw a conclusion

An experiment which seems to validate a hypothesis:

must be correct

should be repeatable by other scientists

is all that is required to draw a conclusion