Name two methods scientist use to obtain empirical evidence

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The scientists use data and measurement to obtain empirical evidence. Data can be collected through direct observation or else experimentation. Empirical measurements and data can be gathered by using qualitative and quantitative methods. Empirical evidence contains the recording and analyzing the data which is a central part of scientific method.

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