Question

When evidence collected from experiment is inconclusive what must be done to resolve this issue

Answer 1

When having an inconclusive result from an evidence collected, one must reconsider why it happened. First, you need to know the factors that causes the issue such as using correct method or technique of gathering the data, correct calculations, accurate equipment and systematic uncertainties. These factors may affect your results by producing measurements that are inconsistent. Therefore, if time and resources permit, you can modify or revise your experiment to obtain proper results and resolve the issue.