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How do you design a scientific experiment?
A good experiment starts with a clear prediction and a test that can distinguish between different outcomes. You need to know what should happen if your hypothesis is true — and what should happen if it is false. That is what makes an experiment useful: the result has to be able to tell you something. Science You Can Test.
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