Was your hypothesis correct? Explain why or why not

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Questions like this just mean: was your answer (what you thought the experiment would turn out as) the same as the actual end result of the experiment? If it was the same, yes.

For example:
I say “the water will turn green”
If the experiment makes the water turn green, I was right and I answer yes.

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