Interpretation : The part of the doctor’s scientific method is to be described.
Concept Introduction : A logical, methodical technique for solving a scientific problem is known as the scientific method.
Answer to Problem 62A
Even after repeating the experiment, if the result does not agree with the accepted theory, then a new hypothesis has to be proposed for the experiment to perform.
Explanation of Solution
A logical, methodical technique for solving a scientific problem is known as the scientific method.
Making observations, proposing and testing hypotheses, and creating theories are all steps in the scientific method.
A hypothesis is a theory put up to explain an observable. An experiment is a process used to put a theory to the test.
Though the results do not agree with the accepted theory, it does not mean the experiment performed is wrong. There should be a repetition of the experiment in the correct manner.
Even after repeating the experiment, if the result does not agree with the accepted theory, then a new hypothesis has to be proposed for the experiment to perform.
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