Unlike an observational study, an experiment can prove:

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Zinaida [17]3 years ago

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A. Cause and effect.

Explanation:

An experiment can prove cause and effect in a study unlike observational studies.

Observational studies is a non-experimental system of investigation.
It helps to identify the causes(independent variable) and the effect(dependent variables).
In observational studies, the variables cannot be controlled and so it is difficult to prove the cause and effect.
An experiment can prove cause and effect because the parameters are tested and can be controlled.

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