How do scientists design experiments to find the most accurate answer to the question they are asking?

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Using a set of skills and questions, scientists form experiments to answer a main problem. Having all the variables of the experiment as controlled besides the test sample itself, specific effects to answer their questions will come into the scene. Mainly, this is called the scientific method helps them to first, identify the problem, execute reaearch, attain a hypothesis, experiment, analyze, conclude, and summarize.

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