Which of the following should be considered when analyzing the results of a scientific experiment? the hypothesis, but only if it has been accepted in other experiments the data, but only if it supports the hypothesis the empirical evidence that was collected during the experiment the experimental procedure that was performed

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Emerson Donovan

Physics

2 September, 00:38

Which of the following should be considered when analyzing the results of a scientific experiment? the hypothesis, but only if it has been accepted in other experiments the data, but only if it supports the hypothesis the empirical evidence that was collected during the experiment the experimental procedure that was performed

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Denise · Answer 1

The correct answer is option C which is, "empirical evidence that was collected during the experiment".

Explanation:

Empirical evidence are the observations and data values collected during the experiment by using the senses.

Like if your are experimenting involving a chemical reaction, the temperate or color changes during the reaction should be counted in the interpretation of the results.

Hence the correct option is C.