Why is doing research helpful if you're creating the procedure for an experiment?
A. Someone e...
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Why is doing research helpful if you're creating the procedure for an experiment?
A. Someone else may have results you can copy for yourself.
B. It can help you avoid problems with your experiment not working.
C. Research lets you know if your hypothesis is correct ahead of time.
D. Online sources will tell you what your independent variable should be.
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