A scientist develops a new idea based on her observations of nature. What should she do next?

A

think of a way to test the idea

B

claim that she has discovered a new theory

C

look only for evidence that supports the idea

D

reject any evidence that conflicts with the idea

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Chemistry

Emmanuel Garrett

16 January, 16:15

A scientist develops a new idea based on her observations of nature. What should she do next?

A

think of a way to test the idea

B

claim that she has discovered a new theory

C

look only for evidence that supports the idea

D

reject any evidence that conflicts with the idea

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Hassan Gould · Answer 1

the answer is A).

Brayden Mcdonald · Answer 2

Answer: Would Be A

Explanation:

You would do that because in the scientific method it said make a question, hypothesize and test the idea and make conclusions.

A scientist develops a new idea based on her observations of nature. What should she do next?Athink of a way to test the ideaBclaim that she has discovered a new theoryClook only for evidence that supports the ideaDreject any evidence that conflicts with the idea

A scientist develops a new idea based on her observations of nature. What should she do next?

A

think of a way to test the idea

B

claim that she has discovered a new theory

C

look only for evidence that supports the idea

D

reject any evidence that conflicts with the idea