An experiment that

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gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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Answer:

fails to verify

Explanation:

An experiment that <u>fails to verify</u> a hypothesis will often provide a new direction for the researcher.

Researchers conduct experiments to develop hypotheses. A hypothesis is a testable and falsifiable explanation. A hypothesis can be tested. It is possible to prove the hypothesis as true or false.

An experiment is a way to test the hypothesis.

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