In the scientific method, when do you develop a hypothesis? A:after your experiment

B: before you have a question

C: if the experiment justifies one

D: after you have identified a question and made observations

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Tony Ochoa

Physics

5 October, 02:40

In the scientific method, when do you develop a hypothesis? A:after your experiment

B: before you have a question

C: if the experiment justifies one

D: after you have identified a question and made observations

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Bridger Dalton · Answer 1

Answer: D: after you have identified a question and made observations

Explanation:

A hypothesis is an assumption for a natural process, event or phenomena which is based upon limited evidences. The hypothesis can be tested on the basis of experimental procedures. The hypothesis can be rejected or accepted on the basis of the results of multiple experimental trials.

A hypothesis is a part of the scientific method which is a step by step process used for conducting a research. A hypothesis is formed when after a particular research question is already framed and observation is made. Then based on the observation a predictable hypothesis is framed.

Terry Quinn · Answer 2

C. if the experiment justifies one

In the scientific method, when do you develop a hypothesis? A:after your experimentB: before you have a questionC: if the experiment justifies oneD: after you have identified a question and made observations

In the scientific method, when do you develop a hypothesis? A:after your experiment

B: before you have a question

C: if the experiment justifies one

D: after you have identified a question and made observations