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Jack Murray
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16 November, 16:22
How can hypotheses best be tested?
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Cunningham
16 November, 16:30
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Controlled experiments with only one variable being changed between sample groups
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Estrella Atkins
16 November, 16:32
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By doing an experimental procedure
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