After asking a question, a scientist can form a (n), which is an idea that may be proved or disproved by an experiment.

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Coleman Hess

Physics

13 February, 12:19

After asking a question, a scientist can form a (n), which is an idea that may be proved or disproved by an experiment.

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Mila Kelly · Answer 1

When scientists have a question, they form a hypothesis, which is an idea that may be proved or disproved by an experiment.

Saniyah · Answer 2

Answer: Hypothesis

Explanation:

A hypothesis is a presumed statement for the cause of natural event, process or phenomena. A hypothesis is developed through assumption. A hypothesis can be tested using experimental procedure in which the data obtain will state whether the stated hypothesis is true or false.

After asking a question related to the natural event, process or phenomena the scientists can frame a hypothesis. It is an idea which can be proved or disproved by the experiment.